Beer Review Aspect 2 (Palate) Sufficient Input Subsets

Each color indices a sufficient input subset (SIS) such that prediction on that subset of words (all other words masked out) exceeds the threshold value (in positive examples, prediction >= 0.85, in negative examples, prediction <= 0.45). Underline indicates known human sentence-level annotations. The examples in this set were held-out during training. Highlight shade indicates word rank in the rationale, darker means more important, with linear scaling.

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SIS 2
SIS 3
SIS 4
SIS 5
SIS 6

Example 2

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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very dark beer pours a nice finger and a half of creamy foam and stays throughout the beer smells of coffee and roasted malt has a major coffee like taste with hints of chocolate if you like black coffee you will love this porter creamy smooth mouthfeel and definitely gets smoother on the palate once it warms it 's an ok porter but i feel there are much better one 's out there

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Example 3

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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poured into a snifter produces a small coffee head that reduces quickly black as night pretty typical imp roasted malts hit on the nose a little sweet chocolate follows big roasty character on the taste in between i 'm getting plenty of dark chocolate and some bitter espresso it finishes with hop bitterness nice smooth mouthfeel with perfect carbonation for the style overall a nice stout i would love to have again maybe with some age on it

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Example 4

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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a very underrated ipa pours a coppery burnt orange color with a big head that lasts quite some time taste is hoppy with loads of pine y bitterness but also citrus flavors including grapefruit and is that a hint of tropical flavor maybe some pineapple you see some nice malt hop balance in quite a few of the better dipas but this is one of the few ipas that 's both quite hoppy and well balanced superb mouthfeel and drinkability ballast point continues to rise in my estimation with every offering i consume

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Example 7

Rationale length SIS = [3, 6]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 27
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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thanks to for sharing this bottle poured chilled into a a a very hazy dark amber w 2 5 fingers of rocky light tan head thick lace collects on the glass like webbing s a strong sweet fruit like candied citrus and honeyed pineapple w a hint of mango and papaya w a subtle green tea tinge like herbs w a gentle grape lemony acidic nose m the feel is delightful and not at all what you would expect considering the fruit filled aroma not overly sweet the texture is aided by tingling carbonation and mild juicy fruity notes w light sweet and nutty woody earthy tinges and mild acidity w a semi sweet finish the astringent aspect is mild w alcohol only noted in very slight ways t a lot of tropical fruit and white flavor like gooseberry w a mild pineapple and sweet pine w herbs tea and lychee w a hint of mango the flavor is accented by sweet but not syrupy malt that accompanies a mild pear and pine taste w very very light minty clean elements the taste of citrus is there but enveloped by papaya and passionfruit w an alcohol flavor and resinous slightly bitter finish the finish is semi dry w a refreshing flavor more than any other single hop ale i have had d i found the taste of this to be like fruit in peculiar fresh hoppy aspects w great drinkability and bitter sweet blend which is intensely packed with nelson sauvin hop goodness juicy and delicious

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Example 8

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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pours a nice golden color with very little head and almost no lacing smells of caramel malt and a very floral hop nose tastes like it smells fairly bitter but well balanced m good carbonation and helps the bitterness take shape d very good ipa not the best by far but a solid example i keep expecting and great beers from samuel smith

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Example 12

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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appearance why is it characterized as ' black like this stuff is black but how does that to a jet smell very roasty and a little bit of earthy hops coffee and chocolate taste coffee chocolate and a slightly estery yeast flavour mouthfeel smooth is such a generic term this beer is small bubbled and delicious there 's definitely a lot of hops that were thrown in the boil drinkability much like their java the alcohol is there in but almost absent in taste and aroma this makes it excessively easy to drink the bitterness makes it a little charcoal y but holy crap what an incredible beer overall i 'm happy with this beer but way too expensive over 10 per bottle i 'd probably rather have a brooklyn black chocolate stout they 're extremely similar but this stuff is really nice

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Example 22

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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1 1 2 finger head with excellent retention nice amber color retention sticks around for almost the entire experience smell is a little faint and only floral notes come out it 's hard to pick apart taste is nicely balanced malty caramel and pale malts upfront mix with a piney citrusy bitterness in the back not over the top in bitterness but a hop fix with a nice malt backbone crisp and very smooth mouthfeel very full on the palate this beer was very easy to drink and was quite well balanced i could make a session of it easily

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Example 33

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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pours a deep dark black with a firm offwhite head about a half inch thick leaving a tiny lace aromas are of chocolate and roasted malts along with some alcohol and a little dark fruit as well maybe even some for taste this beer starts off initially with its big strong malts showing off some bittersweet chocolate and a nice roasty flavor with almost a little smoke intertwined in there following some of the dark fruits shine through with almost a bit of tart sourness but those flavors are quickly overwhelmed by more dark malts and a little coffee this beer finishes smooth with a nice bitter hop finish that lingers on the tongue a nice full body to this beer with a like carbonation and full flavor makes this beer a classic

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Example 49

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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now quaffing arcadia batch fueled ' my first offering from arcadia pours a hazed with a good amount of yeast sediment peppered throughout carbonation is mild and the does n't stick around long lacing is sticky and has no problems remaining after each sip aromas are an oily pine with a slight sweet floral character the taste brings forth a nice dose of the resiny pine hops and sweet grapefruit mouthfeel is fairly full and very slick with each sip nice and smooth each sip finishes somewhat sweet and slightly dry with just a touch of bitterness lingering i would believe you if you told me this was a hybrid of english and american ipa styles as the hop profile seems to suggest influences from both i wish i could get more of this one because its a nice change over some of the sharper domestic ipas and dipas

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Example 62

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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the beer pours a pitch black color with a thick frothy tan head that slowly fades to lacing the aroma is good it appears to have a near perfect malt scent it 's roasted on one hand it 's dry and earthy on the other there 's also a nice chocolate component as well the taste is good it has a very nice black malt flavor up front with a big chocolate malt blast and a bit of roasted malt character in the finish to call it complex is an understatement the mouthfeel is fine it is a full bodied beer with adequate carbonation this is a good beer i 'm not getting a huge roasted character which is standard with export stouts but this is a delicious beer that 's highly drinkable

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Example 80

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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12 oz bottle poured into pint glass appearance hazy dark amber color with a thin off white head smell a great combination of bready caramel malts and grassy citrus hops neither seems to overpower taste this is where the hops take over a pungent hop punch hit you immediately surrounded perfectly by a fruity malt character some apples and maybe honey are present very complex taste finishes very clean with only a slight pleasant bitterness mouthfeel full bodied goodness the hops and malt feel good drinkability this could be a dangerous beer it hides the abv well with a clean finish the big malt backbone may make this more difficult to drink for some

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Example 91

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 26
Rationale length LIME = 30
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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poured from a 375 ml bottle a poured a deep golden color most comparable to tree sap very little head but permanent lacing s definitely sourness straightforward when you smell it it has that piercing sourness that hits you in the also kinda dusty if that makes sense t a very citrusy type of sourness almost like a lemon also has deep earthy characteristics f very tingly and smooth very good carbonation and again hits you in the on the finish overall i really like this one ca n't say i 've ever had a bad rr beer though if you like wild ales and sours this is the top one i would recommend it was a very very complex beer though so i will be revisiting it soon cheers russian river

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Example 98

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 15
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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a this one pours black with a finger of sticky slightly darker than beige colored head s lost of chocolate licorice booze and roasted malts t lots of chocolate some licorice roasted malts some raisins and plums that i couldnt smell great coffee finish m thick and full bodied hard to sense carbonation warms as it goes down d an easy drinker the alcohol is well hidden in the taste trouble some to have more than one but something im glad this area can finally get

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Example 99

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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2009 version on cask at hop project day a slightly hazed ruby red grapefruit tinged copper with a cask driven billowing white head that reduced a bit and left lace s fresh bright floral citrus and light spicy hop pop up front with a pleasant underlying light caramel malt sweetness t initial hop notes of fresh citrus spicy pine and floral notes with the backing of sweet caramel malt quite balanced but does lean towards the hops m medium bodied quite smooth with only a touch of sharpness long lingering hop bitterness d i have always been an fan and this beer on cask simply shines very well constructed

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Example 105

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 8
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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this is a very tasty doppelbock that 's also very mellow and easy to drink almost black it has a very large light brown head very slowly shrinking the aroma is rich prune raisins sweet brown bread bread hints of dark rum the taste is rich dark toasted brown bread molasses cake prunes winey prunes and raisins faintly rummy and with a hint of coffee it 's generally sweet with with very faint bitterness and spiciness the feel is rich and smooth and it 's very smooth and easy to drink

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Example 107

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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nicely dark body for this style its a deep brown with hints of amber on the sides a 2 finger head that is a rich tan that leaves nice lace as it fades super hoppy nose yields a late season ripe citrus feel with nice balance rich and bitter mingle together as you indulge into this one at first sip hops come off soft and long but well presented bitterness is balanced with a slight malt character a shockingly bold belly warmer for the style more like an impy stout mouthfeel is a hop induced malt mix richness very well made lovely brew for the season i wish i could find this beer and many others from these guys in indiana

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Example 108

Rationale length SIS = [3, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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12 oz bottle pours a clear light copper color with a tall light tan head fades slow and leaves lots of sticky lace very nice looking beer nose is a very nice blend of hop aromas tropical and minty with a bit of alcohol backdrop malts are pretty light as the appearance would suggest lending a biscuity aspect this one is all about the hop flavors bitterness builds from low to high and the lighter malt backbone lets the multitude of tropical hop flavors to come forth abv is hidden well and the body is nice and creamy i think this is the best beer saint arnold has ever made i actually think it could at least hang with some of the better cali ipas iipas

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Example 117

Rationale length SIS = [6]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 8
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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i had this out of a 12 oz brown bottle and served in a british imperial pint glass enjoy by date clearly marked for april 26 2005 this beer is a the aroma on this beer is phenomenal strong whiffs of citrus fruit grapefruits oranges and limes and pine clearish yellow light orange color nice sticky lacings cling and stay all over the glass medium bodied with a really smooth mouthful again pine and citrus are blending together to create a sweet and bitter combo sweet and crisp with a major hop bite incredibly drinkable at 8 5 abv this beer is a treat and one of the best double ipa 's i 've had i 'm so glad this beer just began working its way into boston this is one masterpiece of an ipa

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Example 118

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 19
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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a testament to aging quality ales only to be served in a red wine glass or tulip a hazy shade of bronze a smallish off white head with tears of hops and malts s wonderful balance as the hops have mellowed out enough to let the malts shine through the forest for all the trees aromas of pine caramel grapefruit pineapple and charred walnuts t as it warms up the flavors suggested by the scents begin to emerge another year may the two perfectly m medium to full bodied a old guardian aged some 1 5 years is viscous and luscious d some claim to be able to drink more than one of these 22oz bombers ok but if you 're willing to split the second one among three or four i 'd be happy to savor this night cap a case of this is well worth a few during the years a few right about now and the rest over time to my mind a beer cellar needs old guardian keeping the treasure safe

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Example 130

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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i hate to be the guy who a top rated brew but i guess today i am that guy maybe i 'm just sick of beers like this but i feel like once you 've had one double imperial chocolate coffee espresso mocha java stout you 've had 'em all the coffee and chocolate flavors are too much for beer or too at least too much for this beer i love a nice stout that has a more subtle coffee or chocolaty flavor that 's imparted by the kind of malt they used but this straight up infused flavor is too syrupy for me in general do n't get me wrong it is delicious it 's just not something i like in my beer i 've decided appears a dark pitch brown color a wimpy head that dissapears quickly smells extremely roasty and sweet but with a ton of nice bitterness in the form of coffee and bitter chocolate maybe even from the hops but i ca n't really detect any taste could be full of complex flavors and the potential is there but the palate is really overrun with the intense coffee bean chocolate party that 's going on in this beer i 've already talked about that part the real saving grace of this beer is the mouthfeel soft and pillowy it 's so smooth and just velvety on the palate with a slight if i had no tastebuds even i would drink this just for the texture to finish up it could just be me or a stylistic sort of preference thing but the strong coffee flavors do n't work for this beer i hate to say check out the black rye from founders there 's a killer beer for ya

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Example 137

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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a very dark brown beer with a small head that forms a small off white layer on the side of the glass smell is coffee strong sweet chocolate and above all black malt like the grains smell some vanilla to smooth the roast taste is mildly roasted with a heavy chocolate taste which makes a sweet impression i get hints of vanilla en cappucino the beer 's body is just right for this kind of beer some sweetnes but not too sticky bitterness is low and the beer is nicely balanced

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Example 139

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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this beer poured a deep amber color almost as though it wanted to be an american brown near white head that faded quickly way darker than i was expecting hops nose but not nearly as aggressive as most ipas so far not what i think of an ipa the taste is malty at the very beginning then followed by a punch of hops that hits you right in the back of the jaw exactly what it should be the finish is especially bitter and hoppy the mouthfeel is good moderate carbonation and smooth and bitter in a notable way a strange ipa but an outstanding one

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Example 140

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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a held up to the florida sun there is n't a of light threw this chocolate stout on top of the black liquid goodness sits a milk chocolate head that happens to be the same color as the label on the bottle s just as i expected choklat is the most chocolate smelling beer in the beer world southern tier always impresses me with these kind of brews but the lack of complexity is it 's only downfall t this brew reminds me of when i was a kid and used to put chocolate syrup on top of chocolate fudge that was on top of chocolate ice cream that was being eaten out of a chocolate cone with chocolate of course the fact that they managed to brew this stout at 11 without affecting the flavor is amazing mf mouthfeel is like creamy milk chocolate just they way it should be d drinkability is excellent southern tier has some issues in this category for me because some of their brews are just too over the top see creme brulee but who does n't love chocolate especially with a well hidden abv

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Example 143

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 13
Rationale length LIME = 13
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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this beer tastes very smooth and is quite easy to drink reminds me of esb but so much stronger i 'm glad i got this as a single in a mixed mystery bag or i 'd be in trouble appearance cloudy orange not much of a head no head after settling smell bready taste yeasty caramel a little sweet strong tang from content i imagine mouthfeel heavy smooth not much carbonation drinkability very drinkable so

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Example 160

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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poured from a bottle into a duvel tulip a pours a dark shade of amber with a three finger slightly offwhite head the head is very puffy and the lacing is all the way around the glass 4 5 s earthy hops but they smell absolutely wonderful and strong getting some hints of cat piss as well simcoe up in here 4 t wow the bitterness is strong in this one lots of pine up front and the finish is slightly sweet very solid 4 m it has a real nice body to it nice and thick not chewy like a stout but it has that nice ipa backbone to it o really like this beer tastes a lot like torpedo but a little less abrasive and fresher plus at 4 79 for a bomber it was a steal 5

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Example 161

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 9
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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a clear amber body with a large foamy offwhite head s a big bouquet of raspberries and blueberries fresh sweet tangy fruit aromas floral hop notes t tangy fruit with a buttery back note sweet splash of soft fruit liquor and tangy hops fruit like acidity akin to apple skin blueberry and dark fruit present here tangy and spiced alcohol bring depth to this beers flavors m warming drying medium body clean on the palate and the carbonation the tongue o plenty of fruit in the nose and mouth the starchy buttery flavors add a different dimension here

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Example 164

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 12
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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served from a plain looking yellow 750 this tripel pours out bright lightly clouded apricot yellow with a dense and chunky white head that has epic retention and tons of stick aroma is so much bigger than i expected from a tripel that only registers at 6 8 big tropical and orchard fruit with funky yeasty spice and a pepper coriander bite green apple and pear is by honeyish malts and complex phenolic undertones featuring banana and buttery flavor registers equally high in my book so surprising becuase it is relatively low abv compared to the highest rated tripels a complex malt and fruit entry is kicked up by creamy sweet lemon key lime peel freshly baked pie crust cracker and fluffy cotton candy the finish is well hopped with soft nuances of white pepper infused green herbs and earthyness complex and dry excellent

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Example 178

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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had a firkin of this 2010 vintage at at pours a hazy amber orange red colored beer with a light fizzy head as usual for cask nose has a nice tart sour fruit aroma great tart fruits that just dance around the nostrils berry lots of grape skin bit of brett funk and like acidic fruit nice funk overall taste brings a great funk and sour tart fruit berry light sour fruit and sour malts bit of brett funk as well again bringing some acidic tastes bit grainy and bready and some interesting berry fruit with a bit of grape skin and seed finishes with a bready malt tart fruit sour but not puckering a bit more grape skin and dark red wine and even a hint of oak and vanilla hint of booze mouth is med bodied bit of warming booze and acidic feel good carb esp for cask overall awesome so tasty great tart sour fruits sour malts a bit bready not mouth puckering or over the top very tasty and nice funk to it at the same time

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Example 180

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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pours a light brown with an orange hue medium head is white generous nose holiday spice indeed ginger cinammon and the orange mentioned on the lable christmas spices in a bottle nice velvety mouthfeel smooth but full of flavor great balance between the spices and rich malts the hop bill seems turned up on this years version alcohol warmth is also present a significant amount of ginger but not overpowering great beer for holiday parties or just by a warm fire lakefront has always produced a fine beer with this style this year it is hoppier a little less spicy but still well spiced and significantly higher in alcohol a fantastic holiday beer

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Example 182

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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appearance amber clementine orange colour medium clarity light medium carbonation and very little head retention smell mild orange grand peppermint light medium malt cinnamon and mild hops taste very well balanced fruity with hints of apple pear lemon medium bitterness with aftertaste mouthfeel velvety smooth with very light carbonation drinkability good beer very drinkable with no over powering flavors not too heavy on the stomach so you could enjoy a few of these

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Example 187

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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this beer pours a whiskey brown with a touch of gold the head starts tall even and egg shell white but fell to a thin film leaving some spots of lace smells of succulent juicy hops with nectarines and tasty pine underneath lies a powdery sugar the smell 's simple but it has me tastes of a biscuit dough and rye crisp malt with a tiny hint of honey that is hidden behind a tingly of bubbles that distribute little of grapefruit and piney hops finishes with a bit of dark wheat that goes well with the lingering dryness the mouth feel is really light and creamy smooth with a of bubbles that nip at my mouth the dryness this one 's really easy to drink and a nice change of pace for hoppy beers

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Example 189

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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bottle generously shared by earlier in january pour is bright straw yellow with a thin fluffy head nose is puckeringly sour lots of citric and lactic notes good earthiness a touch of cereal grain taste is a fruit explosion pineapple dominates peach apricot and citrus follow much less funk in the taste than the smell would indicate mouthfeel is classic gueuze good body and spot on carbonation will probably age very well incredibly impressive for any american brewery to a gueuze like this never bet against lost abbey sours

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Example 192

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 7
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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its hazy mahogany body is topped by a light tan head of foam that holds quite well and leaves some jagged and craggy rings of lace at the outset the nose is yeasty and fruity above a mildly and nutty malt the body is medium light and its very fine natural carbonation is lightly zesty in the mouth chocolate and caramel mingle well together in the flavor along with a slight fruitiness a light yeast bite and some leafy hops it 's well balanced by a low key bitterness and it finishes short and dry with just some residual nutty malt this is probably quite excellent in cask conditioned form but it seems to fall a bit short in the bottle

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Example 198

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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thanks to for sharing with us a pours black mocha head some nice lacing and retention left behind after it all settled down a very nice looking ris we have here s chocolate both dark and milk slight dark fruit oak burnt sugars some alcohol booze in there too and at 10 4 it 's going to be quite hard to completely hide t very similar to the nose chocolate oak caramel burnt sugars some booze a good amount of complexity between the oak sweetness and alcohol notes very solid m full bodied rich smooth light carbonation creamy yet dry finish d one glass was enough for me a very big ris monster i have been looking forward to trying this and was n't disappointed after all was said and done i continue to be very impressed with most offerings this included

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Example 200

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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samuel smith 's old brewery pale ale 12 oz pours a deep and lively copper similar to but darker than the samuel smith 's ipa wild off white head and sea spray lace a rich maltiness coupled with some fresh and inviting fruits almost candy like there 's a wonderfully tempered malt sweetness backed by juicy fruity hops the malts are biscuity and the hops definitely have a nice bitter punch to them medium bodied and dry as an english pale ale should be it 's also a bit grainy which adds some interesting texture this just has such a nice combination of complex but mild flavors that it 's hard to stop quaffing

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Example 202

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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had this on tap at the all mighty billy goat tavern in mt beer pours a dark brown color with a nice off white head aromas are of dark roasted malts and bitter chocolates taste follows the aromas full porter flavors dark roasted malts slightly sweet creamy malts and some slight coffee flavors chocolate notes are there slightly sweet but not overpowering mouthfeel is good nice full feeling drinkability is good this is an interesting porter that is well worth trying

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Example 204

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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poured a clear orange with a big frothy white head nice retention and impressive lacings very aromatic with a massive grapefruit smell orange rind and sweet pine notes are also abundantly present bittersweet grapefruit blends with a nice mixture of hops the aftertaste is dry and bitter not as much bitterness as i would have liked and somewhat one dimensional with the citrus taste after such a formidable aroma i was a little disappointed the flavor is not very different from middle age 's nicely carbonated with an excellent mouthfeel this is a very drinkable ipa i love middle age 's marketing scheme but i 'm disappointed with the mediocre tastes in so many of their offerings this is another beer it has a great deal of potential but the taste is forgettable

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Example 205

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 18
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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yeah i 've been sitting on this one about a year and i finally encountered the right time to crack it open thanks to for the bottle and three bas for sharing it at a ba gathering by pours a one finger brown head over a pitch black liquid no edging when held to light smells chocolate and toffee with a hint of alcohol sting coffee upon further examination tastes sour tart black patent but also sweet caramel and toffee coffee is understated compared to the other flavors and i picked up either some falling apart grassy hops or some developing cardboard ie oxidation dry coffee roasty aftertaste md heavy to heavy body and moderately carbonated

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Example 212

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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i 'm drinking the first release of cave aged hennepin from 2001 bottle of in celebration of the of my beautiful daughter the cork was very hard to get out but when it went it went with an audible pop it pours a golden orange with a huge white head that fades to a 0 5cm coating on the top of the beer the aroma is floral spicy coriander and clove with strong hints of orange peel taste is spicy slightly sour hoppy and a bit of clover honey slightly slick mouthfeel with a warming alcohol finish extremely smooth and drinkable and seems to have mellowed with its time in the cave and the cellar a great drink and if you can find the 2001 edition you 'll be happy you did

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Example 221

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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2007 vintage i have come to the conclusion that many american barleywines especially bigfoot do not benefit from long aging this is a style that emphasize both hops and malt and if you age it too long the hops will fade too much pours a deep burnished copper color with a big thick head leaving much lace on the glass citrus pine lemony almost spicy hops with a sweetish caramel toffee aroma backing it up hops dominate but malt is well represented alcohol evident intense resiny hops up front along with a big blast of intense maltiness kettle caramelization perhaps very piney hoppiness ethanol flavor comes in and makes its presence known as it all melds together for a intensely bittersweet hop flavored finish leaves an aftertaste of powerful american c hops mouthfeel medium full with medium carbonation creamy with a slick feel on the tongue drinkability i like barleywine this one is a drinkin ' barleywine well balanced i have really come to love this beer and i now always look forward to picking up a case or two when it comes out every year if sierra nevada asked me to pick a single beer for them to brew year round this would be it the best of both worlds intensely malty and hoppy at the same time

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Example 229

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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on tap at in il it pours a muddy brown with a quickly dissipating head a small ring of bubbles line the edge of the glass the nose is very reminiscent of rye bread it 's the most dominating rye smell i 've ever had in a rye beer it 's just loaded with spiciness breadiness and malt i think this beer is now a benchmark on how much rye smell can be packed into a beer the taste has an upfront caramel sweetness to it that then transforms into this rye spicy rye taste in level which are present in the nose a level of bitterness is there in just enough force to balance the beer from becoming a malt bomb i 'm unsure of the percentage of malt used in this beer but it has to be fairly high since this beer is just dominated by this heavy rye flavor i 'm really liking how aggressive it is and his beer screams rye the carbonation is at a medium level and the mouthfeel is pretty full bodied which helps the beer feel like a liquid loaf of rye bread it hides the abv perfectly without even a trace of alcohol smell of taste hitting my nose or mouth it 's really a great beer that defines the style for me currently

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Example 232

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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pours deep brown with one finger of tan head and a little lace smell is roasted malt fairly hoppy coffee and chocolate light ashy scents as well taste is of roasted and almost burnt malt bittersweet with light sour notes coffee in the finish quite dry medium carbonation silky feel creamy medium body this was n't bad fairly good drinker and a solid effort

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Example 237

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

appearence pours a crystal clear amber with a thin bubbly white head that dies to a collar smell solid belgian pale ale malt and hop characteristics throughout with that perfect yeast tinge taste and mouthfeel rich full thirst quenching and smooth very balanced and tasty with the perfect mouthfeel barnyard malt characteristics with almost pilsener type hops drinkability and overall a classic the perfect easy drinking yet full flavored and full bodied belgian ale definitly one that 's perfect for a session

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Example 244

Rationale length SIS = [2, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

a my goodness this beers color is great its a red mahogany with a light tan head lace looks really good it kind of coats the glass s light vinegar dark fruit and a slightly sweet smell also detectable very good and complex smell here t taste is like the smell but not as sour as i would have thought if duchesse is a 9 for sourness this is like a 5 i shared this beer with a friend but i could have drank the whole 750 m med mouth feel med carbonation d yea i could have drank the whole 750 myself and i was not expecting that overall exceptional brew with a lot of history behind it i was expecting this to be good but this blew me away fantastic brew

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Example 248

Rationale length SIS = [5, 5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 9
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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i had this on tap at max 's pours into a tasting glass appearance pours a very cloudy almost opaque orangish color with a finger of thick off white head there is some really great lacing and wonderful retention smell tons of banana up front with some malt and mild herbal flavors reminds me a bit of banana taste very sweet with tons of banana just like the smell mild amount of alcohol and a sweet finish i 'm not getting a whole lot from the nelson hops mouthfeel medium body with extremely smooth carbonation the finish starts out slick and then there is a slight dryness as well this is one of the best feeling beers i 've ever have overall i hardly ever score overall higher than taste but something drew me to this beer i liked the beer as a whole better than the taste it does n't make sense to me either

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Example 249

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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a poured a near opaque mahogany red with a thin sudsy dark khaki head s chinook hopping provided pungent dry grapefruit and pine hopping t malty dark roasted coffee backed with a huge grapefruit and pine hopping the flavor was clean fading quickly after the swallow there was some dark chocolate dried citrus and a very rich roasted backing of bitter black coffee m moderately full oily with a warm roasted nature and softly carbonated that made for a pleasant experience there was a dry pungent grapefruit lacing on the finish d very good a nice coffee roasted lacing provides for a outstanding flavor and great experience

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Example 251

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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275ml ' bottle bought from co uk 2009 vintage poured a deep dark brown almost black colour burnt brown head poured pretty thick foamy and meringue like then faded to light covering with thick edging some light lines of lacing cling to the glass aroma toasted bread and lightly roasted malts black coffee some dark brown sugar sweetness roasted nuttiness some raisin and black grape fruitiness very light some faint smokiness coming through leathery hints faint whiff of alcohol taste nice lightly roasted dark chocolate maltiness mixed with molasses sweetness toasted malt loaf definite coffee notes caramel sweetness again some dark fruits prunes plums light nutmeg traces quite a lot of sweet nutty hints some pepperiness feel smooth initially then a little sharpness comes through pretty full bodied dangerously drinkable as the alcohol is pretty well hidden overall a very enjoyable porter perfect for a cold evening may be a little sweet for some though

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Example 256

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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the pour into my snifter raises a half finger head spread over a very wide surface mind you that quickly dissipates to a lot of light tan surface bubbles and a thin glass ring the lacing manages to be pretty thick and the body is truly opaque i 'd allow less head retention if the abv were comparable to most the aroma is filled with an intense burnt caramel and molasses scent accompanied by a blast of sweetness the fruity is reminiscent slightly of but also of the flavors found in chocolate over 70 percent the taste which i did n't get to until the glass spent some time warming is vinous molasses filled very roasted and excellent sweet in the start but leaves a coffee aftertaste very dry the mouth is quite thick and the carbonation is low but still noticeable an easy drinking and rich impy

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Example 260

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

thanks kevin for the opportunity to try this brew a pours with a crazy foamy 3 finger white head which eventually settles to 1 finger and some lacing left behind body is a nearly transparent golden yellow hue s vinegar lemon acidic tartness vanilla and oak nose overall is very balanced between these characters and very good t taste is the epitome of a gueze hints of sour lemon acidic tartness and nice backbone of oak and vanilla finish is with initial flavor but slightly more tart and slightly dry m very good smooth with soft carbonation body is lightweight and slightly yeasty d this is an beer overall and pretty much what i think of when i think of a great classic gueze i see why this is the example to compare the rest of the style too i am looking forward to having this again

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Example 271

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

pours a clear yellow gold brew smell is mild crisp toasted grain and a bit of sweet malt with some fruit in the smell taste is a little sweet and fairly spicy nice rich flavor and a bit buttery mild toasted grain flavor and mild tartness with light hopping makes this a tasty brew mouthfeel is good excellent drinkability a well executed golden ale this is tasty and easy on the tastebuds an excellent brew to convert a macro brew drinker with

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Example 273

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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cool bottle grabbed this 22oz at the local beer store it poored well and and had a great head sadly there was n't ' much aroma this might not be as it had very little bitterness the lagering produced a clean and full maltiness that 's delightful the body is very full and the name is quite accurate this is my first beer from but not the last

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Example 283

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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poured into my st bernardus goblet pours a dark raspberry red with a light tan head that dissapated fast no lacing in my bottle smells wonderful raisins spices carmelized sugar and their special yeast strain taste is wonderful tastes just how it smells the best part is the candy sugar and the yeast strain they use very tasty brew mouthfeel is perfect for the style and in the true tradition everyone should try this beer i will always try to keep one if these around for a special treat every once in a while

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Example 290

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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had a freshly poured pint of this at the lodge this one came to me with a large creamy root beer foam colored head the brew was a very dark tawny brown color it looked great the aroma contained resiny hops and roastiness not too complex the taste was were it was at however flavors of smokiness and licorice around my palate while an assertive hop level pulled it all together very well balanced hop and licorice flavors lingered in my mouth after i took a sip midway through my pint i noticed sheets of clingy foam coating most of the inside of the glass mouthfeel was full velvety and the drinkability was excellent the alcohol was fully enveloped by the flavors a very enjoyable and well done brew i will be going back for more

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Example 291

Rationale length SIS = [3, 5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 12
Rationale length LIME = 11
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

big thanks goes out to the individual ca n't remember who it was as i do n't have my in front of me who sent me this one in a past trade 2009 vintage served from bottle into a mikkeller taster flute poured reddish brown with a half finger light tan head that subsided to a minimal amount very quickly the aroma was comprised of sweet malt wood very sweet alcohol toffee subtle brown sugar and a touch of caramel the flavor was of sweet malt sweet alcohol wood toffee caramel and subtle brown sugar it had a medium feel on the palate with mild carbonation overall this was a fairly solid brew the barrels really shined through on this one and made their presence known i was n't expecting this as the brew had been aging in my cellar for this long but was pleasantly surprised what i did find a solid offering from great divide and i look forward to trying the bottle of ba old i have in my cellar to the set

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Example 297

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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dark amber colored hazy body with a tightly forming and sticky one finger thick head in the aroma there is a massive cherry woody and caramel presence in the taste there is a toasted bread quality along with vanilla cherry and oak prickly with carbonation a bit chewy and surely full in body with a warm alcohol finish altogether a great beer and i 'm glad i found some of this this beer should be and brought back into production

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Example 302

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

this one seems to the fence a bit not quite a high enough abv to comfortably sit as a strong ale however nowhere in the ballpark appearance wise to remotely be confused for a pale ale at first the flavour seems more like a brown but in the end enough complexity to nod back to the ale ' listing on the label from a 500ml brown bottle it pours out a deep translucent ruby brown with bright garnet highlights tall creamy beige head that settles to a thick tight cap toasted nutty malt on the nose subtle wood notes very light crisp grassy hops pleasant nutty toasted caramel flavour faint sourness in the middle from aging in the whiskey cask with a smooth warm nutty and woody finish slight dry caramel with a lingering aftertaste of peat and smoke the intensity is rather contained yet this was still more complex than i had anticipated based on sampling the original mouthfeel is on the lighter side yet with a silky smooth texture that does the whole experience justice and can easily turn this ale ' into a session beer my lasting impression is that of a brown ale with more personality and complexity than they usually come or that of a lightweight strong ale that nonetheless has some merits and is completely and utterly inoffensive to step outside the boundaries of style this is a mild yet enjoyable dark ale and one that i look forward to visiting again from time to time

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Example 305

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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bottled in 2004 pours a brilliant amber red with a thin white head that quickly fades to lasting ring sweet malty smell infused with dark raisins rasberries port and a slight floral hops taste is full and malty with a strong alcohol presence some fruity cherry and berry notes a nice hop bitterness at the end the alcohol is present in every sip which i do n't usually like but it stays smooth and tasty throughout mouthfeel is full smooth and sweet but does n't become syrupy at all this is a very good barleywine i 'm going to age my other bottle for another 6 months and see how it improves

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Example 306

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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a pours a deep opaque mahogany almost black color with an off white head the quickly resides to a thin ring around the edge of the glass s smells very sweet has toasted malt aromas and strong smells of maple syrup t bold maple taste on the front and after tastes has a great malty sweetness that is similar to brown sugar m the mouthfeel is great very thick and heavily carbonated which delivers the taste so well d i could easily this whole bottle on my own

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Example 307

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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on tap at lagunitas a the pour is a hazy straw color with an initially fluffy white head that slowly dies down to a thin layer s an amazingly funky and tart aroma is present immediately lots of sour apples lemons and maybe some green grapes along with a subtle wood character and a bit of grass t the tartness is bright and green lots of lemons and apples the oak grass wet straw and mild earthiness give this beer a great funky balance to the sourness m the body is somewhat light and crisp with a great level of effervescence and slight dryness d this is an absolutely fantastic beer i would drink this like nobody 's business if it was more readily available and or lagunitas was n't such a drive

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Example 309

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

poured from 12oz bottle into a pint glass appearance light golden yellow hue with a touch of haze and a thin finger of fluffy white foam i hate to say it but it looks rather like a macro lager but with a little haze smell bright refreshing citrusy piney hops this combination is just fantastic it really me the right way i love it taste again the bright and citrusy hops but this time with a little funk added the wheat adds a bit of light refreshment as well damn good stuff mouthfeel medium body with a good level of well integrated carbonation nice and creamy just the way i like it drinkability super refreshing and tasty like i said this beer just me the right way good stuff

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Example 311

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

poured into a snifter with a generous pour and it produced a creamy off white two inch head that settled but stayed a long time really good lacing this is what what a beer is supposed to look like smell is hoppy at first then melds to semi sweet malts with some fruit in there as well very aromatic with the rye coming thru as well taste is a hoppy all at once then the rye and a little bitterness at the end got better as it warmed mouthfeel was creamy and heavy it coated the entire mouth overal a very good example of a rye dipa i wish i would have bought more of a try

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Example 313

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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appearance pours like motor oil with a pitch black color and a thick brown head that leaves plenty of lace smell espresso and licorice somewhat taste opens with a rich coffee and licorice flavor with a powdered dutch chocolate flavor and a build up of smoke and hops by mid palate after the swallow the chocolate flavors become prominent and then fade into the smoke and hops again mouthfeel thick and viscous with moderate carbonation creamy drinkability a really fine ris with plenty of complex flavors

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Example 314

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

poured from a 12oz brown bottle into a pint glass two finger light tan head with excellent retention golden amber with sticky residue clinging to the glass sweet honey smell taste of honey a little hoppy nutty sweet some toasted malts and biscuits and very smooth creamy with some hop bite to balance it out i could drink this all night long

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Example 316

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

pours a nice thick creamy head that does n't disappear aroma is wonderful piney but and clean clearly hoppy color is reddish orange with a nice active carb taste is very mild and well balanced with sweet malts and just right amount of hops good one for those afraid of harsher ipas this one is truly right in the middle creamy mouthfeel recommended

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Example 319

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 22
Rationale length LIME = 45
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 11

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forms mid sized frothy white head with good retention atop of clear gets hazed with the golden body with streams of bubbles the head leaves only little short lived lacing as it fades the aroma is marriage of peppery spiciness with citrusy pear and apple like esters and candy sugar sweetness the flavor of medium bodied beer is by substantial alcohol warmth acting in with prominent peppery spiciness esters are lesser than in the aroma section and citrusy in character moderate carbonation and relatively high bitterness induced by generous of hallertau hops with spicy and grassy character the later indicating dry hopping lend dry finish followed by bitter aftertaste 330 ml freshness date november into tulip

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Example 326

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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new glarus coffee stout in the traditional twelve ounce bottle with the plain paper label with a blurb about the beer on the side not too much head but what there is a light tan with some stickiness the color is pure black with not even the slightest bit of light penetrating the brew the aroma is a light sweet coffee with a hint of molasses the taste is very nice with a very dominant malt flavor despite the name this beer is not dominated by a coffee espresso taste but rather those flavors simply serve to round out and give some bite to the roasted malts very nice smooth and easy to sip a great cold weather brew

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Example 327

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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poured into a tulip glass mahogany to deep amber in color with over a fingers worth of a creamy head lots of lacing in the glass an intense floral boquet of hops bursts out immediately in the nose a strong hop presence carries over into the taste quickly complemented by a sweet caramel roasted malt backbone very brilliant and complex taste there is a crispness and warming in the mouth medium bodied with a slightly syrupy profile the alcohol is definitely there but it is n't for a 9 6 alc in terms of drinkability this is definitely a sipper for me i do n't think i 'd have more than 2 in a sitting this intense brew is meant to be savored and rather than quickly consumed amazingly vibrant beer one of my personal favorites

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Example 338

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 9
Rationale length LIME = 10
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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10 3 2009 500ml bottled aug 31 09 pours a hazy orange and this thing is damn delicious incredibly easy to drink and so damn good not a hint of the alc at all goes down so smooth i loved the hints of grapefruit and bitterness to this beauty worth the hype and then some

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Example 339

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

translucent amber red color tan head of a little finger lace was okay aroma has a nice pleasant floral hop smell nice caramel malts slight sweetness slightly nutty taste is hugely hoppy floral piny and resinous malt caramel sweetness awesome red feel is nice and creamy full bodied nice and smooth good carbonation overall one of my favorite reds now hop profile is great and the malt backbone is perfectly complimenting

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Example 341

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 11
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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poured into a pint glass btw this is from 2009 a pours heavy on the black side with shades of black with a huge amount of fluffy light beige head kinda looks like the top of an ice cream soda s big whiff of dark molasses maybe some spice dark chocolate coffee and a tiny bit of sugary sweetness t big combination of dark roasted malts hops chocolate coffee and molasses a lot of complexity m medium bodied stout and coats my toungue with a light oil consistency d this is a very good ris from a great company i highly recommend this and would love to try the ba version of this

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Example 350

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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a medium brown light brownish head s nice milk chocolate t chocolate notes are strong also roasted malts finishes slightly dry m medium bodied creamy d very good to excellent dunkel love the chocolate notes an easy drinking tasty lager well done easily the pick of the liter

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Example 353

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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i got this one from the always generous ba thanks poured from a 22oz brown bomber bottle into an imperial pint glass a this beer poured a hazed reddish cola color with a 3 4 ' cream colored head the head dropped to a skim in minutes and eventually disappeared altogether only a few spots of lace s this had a bit of age on it at this point and the aroma was a nice meld of smoked malt sweet malt spice and rye t big and rich flavors here the smoked malt gave this a nice virginia ham flavor without things and the spicy rye kicked in to complete the ham on rye very nicely done no hops to speak of the finish was pretty clean but leaning toward richness mf heavy side of medium bodied with a tongue coating viscosity that made the flavors linger long into the aftertaste modest carbonation d pretty drinkable but the viscosity and the richness would stop me at one bottle every time still a very enjoyable and tasty treat of a beer

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Example 356

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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12oz bottle poured into a chouffe tulip sits a near pitch black with some cola colored edges a dark khaki head rose two fingers and fell quickly to form a thin collar some minor delicate lace when i first in port wine and dark fruit hit me hard fresh roasted coffee and bakers chocolate hold their own along with black strap molasses this beer grew on me the more it warmed it opened up considerably plums and cherries port wine fresh roasted coffee grounds and semi sweet chocolate well rounded not overly broad but very deep and rich creamy lush medium mouthfeel that feels a lot lighter than it really is a moderate amount of booze lingers and mixes with coffee oils for a unique finish a pleasure to drink robust and rich but never overbearing there is a reason why this beer is held in high regard

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Example 370

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 23
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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poured this into a regular pint glass and my first impression is that it looks lighter than the usual stout a dark amber color generally but it allows more light through it than many stouts i 've had the head is light brown with nice and settles into a thin but complete layer atop the beer lacing on the sides of the glass roasted caramel with hints of chocolate in the nose a tang of carbination gives way to a nice smooth and slippery mouthfeel robust enough to the stout name nice roasted character with a malty sweet start gives way to a hop bitterness that lingers almost too long eventually followed by quick hint of alcohol and a warm full finish my only complaint is a lingering bitterness that may just be a problem because of personal preference not the best or most complex stout i 've had but certainly drinkable and worth a try

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Example 375

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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great look to the beer with an orange copper body topped with a light tan creamy cap lots of sweet malt and citrusy hop character in the aroma the taste is toasty sweetened caramel malt a hit of ripe orange preserves and a subtle bitterness form the hops not too complex and it does n't need to be it is fantastic the way it is great mouthfeel just fills every tastebuds with sweet hoppy goodness heavy for the style and while very crisp it is n't dry or over carbonated you know when you drink an ice cold coca cola in the burning hot sun after mowing your yard that feeling you get like wow that was wonderful same feeling you get when you put this back i continue to be impressed with lagunitas

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Example 386

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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poured roughly into a glass garnet ruby brown light tan two finger rocky head belgian lace abounds and a light tan ring hangs around very fruity malty aroma with some rounded out vanilla and hoppy citrus notes a very smooth flavor robust malts caramelly malts and juicy fruity citrusy hops the oak does not present itself in flavor so much as in smoothness and thats nice very full but sweetish mouthfeel this is a nice take on arrogant bastard i think the oak does a nice thing for this beer very round a tasty

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Example 397

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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i took a on a case of this as a 2002 2003 the store had it in the out of date section it poured a clear dark orangy gold with a minimal head the initial aroma was of sharp spices and maple malts there 's also a touch bitter of hops back there somewhere as well the mouthfeel is luscious a medium thickness offset by modest carbonation the taste is reasonably well balanced there a syrupy cherry and pear sweetness at the start but it fades quickly as the hops kick in and the finish is rather tart the alcohol is more evident in the taste than i expected for a 7 brew i think it 's more potent than reported

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Example 398

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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appearance split a bomber at poppy 's pizza in park colorado after a fantastic meal i 'm not generally a huge fan of moylan 's labels but i really liked the brown label on the old it seemed to fit the style and the beer itself very well more importantly though once it left the bottle the old poured a deep copper red with a thick foamy and off white head good looking smell smell with some strong chocolate flavors and a some sweet malty notes as well taste quite hoppy for a barleywine with as much malt as i smelled in it which is a good thing again there was plenty of chocolate present along with some sweet notes but it finished much more dry than most barleywines i 've had mouthfeel silky and smooth on the way down this had a nice warming mouthcoating feel overall after between two barleywines for dessert i am very happy we went this direction it was an excellent choice to finish off a fantastic meal

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Example 399

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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poured from a bottle into a tulip a pours a slightly hazy golden color nice one finger white head that retains well decent lacing s hoppy citrus with pine notes slightly yeasty t definite hop flavors pine bitter citrus there seems to be some sweet caramel notes mixed in m medium body good balance of carbonation silky smooth d solid double ipa a nice one to sip on during a summer night

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Example 400

Rationale length SIS = [2, 4, 6]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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poured a deep reddish brown with a huge fine textured light tan head excellent enticing aroma of dark fruit figs perhaps very fine carbonation with a lush silky mouthfeel i did n't find this brew to be overly sweet there 's a hint of sweetness but it 's not overwhelming notes of figs toffee linger on the palate smoothly balanced with a muted spiciness an very enjoyable beer

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Example 402

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 12
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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pours a slightly hazy amber gold not particularly bright but the head is an excellent fine bubbled frothy head lacing is truly excellent truly an excellent looking brew lots of american hoppiness on the nose lots of luscious fruit citrus and a bit of pine or pepper there 's a vaguely diacetyl character but not huge but it is really quite reminiscent of a west coast us ipa very nice taste is also pretty true to style an initial pepper fruit sweet which wells through a light acidic note before to a raw and very robust bitterness quite a high level of bitterness i have to say it 's one of the few beers i 've yet had from outside the us that has the balls to bitter hop so heavily something for the danish hopheads and those of us outside who are lucky enough to get a hold of it mouthfeel is a big and sparkling adventure big bold and exciting it does n't quite have the freshness and the balanced complexity of hop characters as some of my favourite american examples but this is certainly one to savour and that we can get here in australia

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Example 409

Rationale length SIS = [2, 6]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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11 2 2006 4 99 22 oz 11 00 no best by date pours a hazy medium brown highlighted with orange and topped by an inch of tight white head that settles slowly lacing the glass nicely bursting with jammy grapefruit aroma intensely focused and potent with a mildly sweet malt backbone ibu 's according to the bottle this is surprisingly well balanced and not as hoppy as i was expecting nicely sweet with bitter grapefruit overtones mouthfeel is smooth and creamy and somehow the 11 abv is entirely masked this goes down easy which is considering how potent this beer is

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Example 411

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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a poured into a tulip glass pours cola dark brown with chocolate highlights and a khaki head s burnt coffee bittersweet chocolate syrupy smoky resin t earthy with a sweet almost tart chocolate flavor little bit of smokiness in there too m velvety smooth

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Example 413

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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oh mama mama i 'm ' home yo mama did n't raise no ugly beers too many to apply to this one i received a super fresh growler of the mama courtesy of a trade with and i am certainly glad to have tried it and given that i 'm most of the way through the growler i must have liked it ok enough on to the beer mama poured into my glass a orange copper color high with two fat fingers of persistent off white foam and we 're not talking lacing here we 're talking full length curtains aroma is dripping with fresh hops i picture myself through a fresh mown field on the verge of an evergreen forest was that pine sap i just felt dripping on my taste is a assault of bitterness at first before into true hop glory with myriad flavors of grapefruit pine and green grass all that hop flavor is packed in without being overpowering or astringent after getting over the hop imparted in the first wave a good sweet maltiness becomes apparent with just a hint of biscuit victory malt flavor finish brings back the bitterness and stays with you as a reminder that mama 's always watching body is medium to a bit thick for an ipa but the mouthfeel is smooth enough to make you cry for mama flavors and complexity build as the mama warms a bit bringing out orchard peaches and other fruity esters this stuff would be great on a hot summer day or well any other time you can get it damn good stuff

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Example 416

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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beer drinkers distinguished by and boast in their belief in the of samuel smith beers this lager is a of success it is with life it is and absolutely right and i feel called upon to that samuel smith 's brewed lager beer will flow in a notable way amidst the mountains of god i would say so in the presence of an

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Example 418

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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this the seasonal offering by long valley pub it is listed as a strong english ale that is hopped ' and does not use spices from the tap it is poured into a pint glass a nice medium amber with a brownish tinge it has a lingering thick head and substantial lacing that hangs on the glass the aroma is strongly hopped and definitely has more notes of american hops than english style strong ale there is some bread and toast aroma beneath the grapefruit like hops i personally would have preferred more depth and balance the flavor follows this and is hoppy upfront there is a caramel and sweet toastiness but it does n't seem as well balanced the flavor overall seems a bit thin for a beer that ranks in between 6 5 7 percent according do the bartender it is certainly not a bad flavor but also nothing that i thought was exceptional the mouthfeel is good and has some body which helps lend more smoothness in fact i think the mouthfeel is one of the stronger points of this particular beer i found it to be very drinkable just not particularly memorable

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Example 421

Rationale length SIS = [7]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 12
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 6

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a dark brown with a nice tan head that sticks around for a while s smells a lot like boston lager nothing else really here nice chocolate taste like a boston lager with a little bit of chocolate added to it m medium body and smooth d very drinkable and nice

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Example 426

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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a great big 3 finger tan head with uniform small bubbles on the poor with good retention dark brown with many medium sized carbonation bubbles minimal lacing smell is of a small banana at first but nice malt and a little bit of roast like sausage meat slightly dry and bread like toast as well but hard to detect even some faint milk chocolate after quaffing great smelling beer lots going on here great mouthfeel and a nice sweet banana at first with mild carbonation turning into a good simple brown bread light milkshake wet viscosity feel and some light faint milk chocolate as well this is a great finishing drink and a fantastic tasting beer i 'd have another in a heartbeat

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Example 429

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 7
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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pours a nice deep copper amber color with a fluffy irregular head aroma is almost piney lacing on this is great taste is rip roaring hops i kind of like it as it 's not the common grapefruity laden hops of most american ipas it 's slightly different like i said in aroma piney there 's also a touch of sweet malt on the foretaste to balance it but this one is hop driven mouthfeel is full nice nicely carbonated without being overcarbonated

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Example 447

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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a very regular head fades into a thin collar on a very dark amber red color body the smell shows a very round maltiness some caramel some dark fruits sweetness wood and notes of scotch the taste is of a rich maltiness showing dark chocolate and coffee with sweet notes of nuts giving the brew a like flavor a warming but not overwhelming alcohol aspect appears at the time when hops usually get noticeable the dark chocolate aspect persists and the finish is a bit sweeter than the body the mouthfeel is excellent very round and full smooth creamy almost buttery thick and chewy with a low to medium carbonation a very good beer

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Example 452

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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cloudy brownish amber glass with an mass of a beige head attractive aroma of dark malts chocolate and the standard clove and banana weiss trait plastic aromas are noted as well likely a result of this bottle 's age taste is akin to liquid chocolate covered banana slight carmel notes and pepper clove spice round this one out plastic is noted once again smooth soft and creamy in mouth literally like pureed bananas this must be a when fresh my bottle was impressive even though clearly age damaged

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Example 460

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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a hazy golden brown orange color with a dark tan airy head s citrus and piney hops t sweet and spicy up front with a big hop punch as expected hops are very piney great lasting aftertaste m great balance of carbonation and smoothness d i 'm starting to like some of these highly hopped beers i really enjoyed this one and can taste a lot of flavors under the hop punch

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Example 461

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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an amber pour with hints of pink and yellow fluffly head good lacing smells of high citrus gf lemon and some leafy flower plants hops are in there somewhere taste has the hops nice crispness and flavor medium body and great mouthfeel leaves clean with enough taste residue to want more

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Example 470

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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time for a re review as last review was done at a pub whilst on holidays in nz back in jan feb dark brown in colour with low head that disappears quick low bubbles and some hard lacing a nice a complex mixture of dark chocolate dark fruits caramel and nicely roasted coffee palate is nicely bittered and full flavoured with fantastic texture the flavours are heavy on the chocolate side with some really intense roast flavours coming on through really nice bitter chocolate aftertaste good strong porter from a damn good try also the whisky porter same stuff just aged in barrel do n't drink this bad boy too cold

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Example 486

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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750ml corked and caged bottle poured into a tulip a pours an almost crimson ruby color with a nice tan frothy head some lace s great spices and a creamy pumpkin aroma with the slightest hint at some dry oaky vanilla smells amazing t not as awesome as the smell but still very good nice spice and pumpkin characters the oak aging definitely added a nice dryness and an almost sherry like finish to it that is quite nice m a nice carbonation level and balance spicy but with awesome creamy pumpkin and dry oak d a great pumpkin beer amidst some rather disappointing ones i have tried over the years smooth but tastes dynamic and very enjoyable the oak aging really created some unique nuances in this

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Example 492

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 7
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 7

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a pours a light golden with a nice white head with a little bit of lacing s lots of sweet belgian malt and some nice yeast with a bit of spice the oak adds a really nice touch t lots of spice and creaminess along with a bit of tartness the oak adds a whole character of its own and has me really enjoying this beer m medium bodied with generous carbonation d very nice another high quality brew from the folks in

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Example 508

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 10
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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a deep dark almost black body thick medium brown head s the nose is huge chocolate the chocolate aroma is intense sweet roasty and spicy t chocolate is foremost and it 's thick rich semi sweet chocolate this is an imperial and the chocolate is almost in semi sweet chocolate syrup form not many other flavors present except some toasty pumpernickel warming alcohol and a bitter background m thick bodied viscious and syruppy its not overwhelming but you can really chew on this beer and it 's great d not highly drinkable by most standards i could still take down a bomber bottle no problem the flavors are and intense and its high abv but would consider it more of a savoring sipper notes if you 're into huge flavors and intense chocolate than you will love this one southern tier is a great brewery and this one marks another fine creation

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Example 513

Rationale length SIS = [2, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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a dark transparent honey with a thin white head s smells like pine grapefruit and salty good strength t comes in with a good crisp taste of grapefruit goes in to a decent taste of piney hops the tastes are n't overly powerful but they 're nice and crisp it has a nice after taste of grapefruit m creamy medium carbonation with a nice creamy finish o its definitely an amazing ipa it compares to the elder though i think the elder happens to be slightly more robust but only by a touch its very well balanced near perfect for an ipa

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Example 515

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 9
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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best by 07 29 15 pours cloudy amber brown with a 2 finger head that faded fast an left no lacing smell has lots of banana with lightly toasted malt spice from the yeast taste still get some banana with kicks of booze but i pick up more dark fruit and caramel malt plenty of spice from the yeast not very sugary sweet which i like nice and dry mouthfeel is light medium with tons of carbonation is very fitting for this style drinkability i had this after a chimay red tonight and this was the hands down winner no contest

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Example 518

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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enjoyed at the first annual summer saison tasting a huge thanks to a most generous beer trader alex you are the man a very frothy head and intriguing appearance the top half of the body is glazed right over while the bottom half holds large of clarity the aroma imparts notes of spice and lemon as well as strong yeast and a slight sourness it 's light easy going and quite nice a small part of the alcohol strength is detected in the mouthfeel it 's damp and thick bodied a good balance between the malt and spices of which it 's not too heavy on this is simple and my lasting impression is one that holds this being a very nice saison

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Example 523

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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bottle home dark brown appearance with a tan head that dissipates somewhat quickly dark chocolate candy sugar dark caramel dark fruits plum raisin belgian yeasty aroma creamy slightly thick mouth feel dark caramel chocolate dark candy sugar raisin dark plum flavor dark candy sugar chocolate aftertaste booze is hidden super well my absolute favorite beer of all time

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Example 531

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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serving type 22oz bottle appearance dark as night black oil creamy thick 2 inch head tons of lacing o yes smell roasted malts oak wood chocolate coffee dark fruits whiskey cocoa a little vanilla and alcohol also taste strong malty chocolate and oaked whiskey start this beer out lots of coffee flavors add the typical bitterness of ris 's the oaked flavor is a mix of bourbon vanilla and dark fruits like plum and rasin alcohol warm in each drink as is cocoa and roasted malts mouthfeel big beer mouth tounge gets coated with malts chocolate and alcohol palette gets more malts whiskey and some hop flavored dark fruits aftertaste is a little bitter and alcohol warmth is still there overall just like every other yeti this is fantastic oaked flavor shines with the classic yeti chocolate coffee flavor we all love treat this session beer as it is once a year crack it open and enjoy the special barrel aged goodness must try for yeti ris and oaked beer fans

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Example 532

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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pours a huge head with decent retention and a nice orange color that indicates caramel malts caramel malts with a decently assertive hoppiness caramel and pale malts in this one help round the beer out and balancing hop bitterness that is piney and citrusy crisp yet slightly creamy mouthfeel that go well with the sweet caramel malts nice ipa good malt sweetness and an aggressive hop bitterness reviewed on my phone

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Example 541

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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on tap at the pub 5 september 2009 brought to the table with a good head still on it standard deep amber colored body beneath an off white head slightly hazy good head retention and lacing the aroma delivers yeasty fruitiness a wide malt base and mild english hops pleasantly surprising the red eye is a malty english style ale with a medium to slightly dark caramel malt base a berry like fruitiness from the yeast and minty and leafy hops a firm bitterness acts as ballast and it 's tightly tied together and balanced i found it readily drinkable and quite enjoyable quite nice

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Example 546

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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i bought this at capone 's in pa poured into a tulip a lighter amber color with a thick tightly bubbled heading left some lacing throughout smell very hoppy sweeter aroma 's pull through as well some maltiness taste and mouth is very smooth and bubbly hops right off the bat and a nice maltiness that does n't go unnoticed full bodied and great retention drinkability good not an overkill of hops and a nice maltiness suits this drink very well i was by this one

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Example 550

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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from the 12oz bottle pours a clear copper with a creamy ivory head some lacing fruity malt in the nose along with some spicy cutting hops as you sip lightly fruity apple flavors some pale malt and then a middling persistent hoppiness a slow burn of hops lightly metallic crisp up front and creamy going down real smooth better than i expected more like a english bitter than english pale ale imo solid brew

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Example 557

Rationale length SIS = [3, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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looks like swamp water the head is white and short lived spice and citrus zest on the nose pitch perfect acidity is the calling card of dark white it sneaks in on the entry but builds strength in route to the finish its not funky or bretty or sour this is the kind of acidity you get from a nice sauvignon blanc or champagne it makes the mouth water beyond the crisp acidity and beautiful finish it has a light metallic note with good citrus character and lingering earthy notes the finish is crisp and satisfying sharp on the tongue bright refreshing but full bodied wow talk about looks being no darker flavor notes at all no real malt character just a tremendous saison with a zip of acidity fantome continues its excellence with this one

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Example 560

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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hello to my beer advocate family this is my 1st review and i got ta tell you from the gate i am an not a reviewer but i will give it a picked up a 4 pack from beverage world today 16 99 dfh glass included love those free glasses put it in my for several hours to reach temp before cracking open anyway since i am a lover of most big beers vs normal beers is there such a thing this one did not disappoint enjoying now with some goodies i picked up from arthur ave in da bottled on 05 27 09 got ta love dfh for that info the nose is full of fresh malt and rum the creamy light chocolate looking head was a little on the small side probably due to the lower carbonation mouthfeel of this brew but it did leave nice sticky lace on my new beer clean dfh glass my taste buds picked up raisins lots of malt and a hint of vanilla the ac came in midway well hidden for 12 in taste but not the buzz overall another tasty treat from one of my favorite

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Example 563

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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a very small one fingered white head on top of a mid golden body a couple dozen streams of carbonation coming up from the tulip bottom head is short lived leaves a decent amount of lacing s floral hops and citrus smell somewhat faint t very bitter hop profile german malts make their presence known for sure m medium to thicker mouthfeel nice carbonation sting might be my favorite part about this beer d o very different than the ' dipa i was expecting color for one was a little on the light side no matter a tasty brew from victory hop wallop a fitting name

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Example 584

Rationale length SIS = [1, 2, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

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2006 vintage 22oz bottle poured into a maudite snifter pours an amber brown color with bright orange highlights when held up to the light appealing aroma of sweet dark and caramel malts dark fruit and some brown sugar along with a noticeable alcohol presence palate is a rich and complex blend of malty sweetness dark fruit and brown sugar up front a subtle hoppy bitterness emerges before the swallow and lingers long into the aftertaste balancing things out a bit notes of figs and prunes come through on the finish body is velvety smooth a great complement to the rich intermingling of flavors in the palate very drinkable for such a strong beer and the perfect accompaniment to a bowl of mushroom barley soup on a cold night as usual a wonderful offering from stone

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Example 585

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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from a fresh sixer of the 2008 offering served at just over fridge temperature in an english imperial pint glass and paired with sweet italian chicken sausages for dinner appearance pours a rich deep clear copper with a terrific three finger head that remains like atop the beer this is a malty brew on the eyes alone reminds me of fuller 's esb with its depth of hue smell sweet and malty with a nose of cream soda subtle and bordering on root beer soft aromas that waft gracefully in the air taste sweet and bready the malts carry this experience from start to almost the very finish it 's a consistent and eventually predictable journey over the tongue props for balance and as the final hop bitterness gently rounds out the malts and dries the palate mouthfeel drinkability the velvety texture is punctuated by a crisp slightly aggressive introduction that the tip of the tongue slick as it is in the mouth the swallow is n't magical as it might seem it 's an easy drinkable beer that could absolutely be enjoyed one after another at the poker table

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Example 588

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 141
Rationale length LIME = 68
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 7

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2004 vintage pours a murky mahogany with some ruby tint and a thick creamy tan head very nice especially for a cellared beer the aroma is quite hoppy with big citrus tangerine orange and lemon rind grapefruit character caramel sweetness alcohol toasted bread and some esters the flavor is quite hoppy initially with citrus and floral character followed by some sweet caramel malt fruity esters alcohol and some toasted bread while i enjoyed this beer honestly it seemed too similar to their barleywine which is fantastic but i was expecting a much different beast than old and that is what this beer most resembles to me the mouthfeel is chewy and rich and drinkability is good but the alcohol is somewhat warming 2009 vintage bottled on 11 19 2009 ever so slightly less than a year old pours a slightly hazy mahogany color with a thin tan head that retains ok the aroma has a ton of sweet malts initially notes of caramel bourbon toffee turbinado sugar along with some piney and citrusy hops in the background along with some cocoa pecans and almonds dark fruits and some alcohol the flavor has some citrusy and piney hops upfront but more muted compared to when fresh along with caramel and toffee rum cake dark fruits caramelized pecans and some alcohol the mouthfeel is really smooth and drinkability is much improved i 'm really digging this with a year on it the hops have faded and the malts come to the forefront and the alcohol has really mellowed i 've got another bottle i 'll leave alone for a year or so to see how this one further

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Example 590

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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1 liter poured in aventinus glass then poured again and again deep mahogany with a massive head of tan slowly fell but left chunky clumps of lacing sharp attack nicely subdued sweet with dark bready smells delicious rich blend of roasted dark coffee faint chocolate and hazlenut tastes molasses palate has fine carbonation full big malty richness like heaven delicious easy to delight in i 'm very happy

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Example 600

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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thanks to mikesgroove for this extra this brew pours a light straw color and settles a haze infused yellow orange 2 fingers of a chunky off white head sits forever the nose is clean and hoppy fresh citrus light pine and a bit of caramel lingers the taste is quite the same some crisp bitter offerings akin to grapefruit and pine the malt bill is quite large but finishes with hop offerings easily a sweet buttered biscuit taste sits briefly and translates into a caramel taste the mouthfeel is rich and creamy given the style comes on flavorful and bold and ends and a little dry overall bomb ass ipa full of flavor with a great nose and a smooth mouthfeel pretty spot on

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Example 601

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

amber red with a thin white head that remains good lacing smell is tart fruity funk with some spicey notes grapes cherry figs and other fruity notes curious metallic note in there as well taste is strong belgian yeast and malts with more tart funkiness though less so than on the nose peach banana figs as well as green grapes are some of the fruits i can discern peppery finish from the wild yeast mouthfeel is crisp with a dry finish nice bite on the medium light body drinkability is good alcohol is well hidden

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Example 603

Rationale length SIS = [2, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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i love the deep dark red of this beer a near black cherry color with a tinge of mahogany served in a tulip glass it has a constant head and a champagne like stream of co2 coming from its depth this is a nice looking glass of red flemish ale the aroma is sharp the cherry is there up front and underneath the malt but there is also a small bit of acrid aroma that i ca n't quite place sour cherry hits the palate first with enough sweetness to keep it interesting as that fades away it becomes a little too sour however after about a minute or so the finish is nice and malty a strong start a good finish but an middle a good zip of carbonation keeps the mouthfeel lively and a strong head gives a bit of a creamy texture very nice indeed if you 're a fan of flemish ale this is a very nice beer there are some things holding it back but overall a fine notch to put on one 's belt so to speak

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Example 606

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

hazed firm dark orangish color with a murky of red and brown also it is a fruit juice color a full bright white fluffy head that has lacing that has a lump in the middle looks like a chunk of ice cream sweet smooth fruity belgian aroma of oranges and refreshing berries sweet oranges peaches and grapes a sweet sugary lemon citrus ring followed by the great fruit a melon character to it as well absolutely delicious firm mouthfeel so fruity and refreshing a fantastic tripel

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Example 617

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

a deep burgundy clear low tan head still leaves a bit of lace s very fruity nose plums cherry not overly spicy but some there t ripe dark fruit soaked in alcohol rich maltiness delightful spice notes aftertaste is more lingering fruit m low carbonation but still light and creamy does n't detract at all noticable alcohol warmth but quite welcoming d excellent fruit flavours perfect balance of malt and spice very tasty the somewhat lifeless look and aroma are very deceiving the taste and mouthfeel are superb incredibly drinkable too i 'm kicking myself for waiting so long to finally try this beer

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Example 619

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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interesting that this guy is certified organic my food in general is tasty when organic so why not my beer nice clean pour with a wonderful cork pop a tall head dies down rather fast leaving nice lacing and the beer is a beautiful hazy golden color smells of the quintessential ' yeast rounded out by honey and apples the taste is clean crisp and incredibly fresh semi dry finish with a slight yeast flare this is very enjoyable a little fruit zest here a sweet tang of honey essence and i 'm in love great mouthfeel that is well carbonated and carries great front to back

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Example 623

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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presentation 22 oz brown bomber 8220 unfiltered and please 8221 on the label no freshness date appearance bold orange amber colour with a mild chill haze big frothy cream coloured head nearly over flows and seems to stick all over the glass smell big time coriander with a floral hop in the back fresh oranges with a hint of ester taste very creamy medium body with a luscious and smooth carbonation a full and rounded sweetness with flavours of coriander and citric rind riding out its wake hop bitterness is quite noticeable but not harsh more of a pungent flavour that tries to meld with the fruitiness estery alcohol a bit with fruity and mild solvent flavours a tight spiciness opens up in the middle with a quick peppery note and a bite from the hops as well as a meek medicinal phenol that rounds the brew out an underlying nuttiness from the yeast adds an other complex bite to the every growing hop flavour that is bothersome and oddly attractive at the same time notes this brew reminds me of some of the new in belgium and their generous use of hops in traditional styles as well as their own a good would be with a plate of assorted pungent soft cheeses with whole grain rye crackers and fresh orange to break up the flavours

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Example 625

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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this brew is the entry into the brewing experiment ' in which the three brewers we given matching quantities of hops spices and the same white belgian yeast strain this one pours a deep copper capped with a dense collar of tan foam with outstanding clarity entry is smooth with a subdued level of carbonation allowing orange peel and the belgian yeast to shine mid taste begins with a deep malt presence combined with complex spiciness the finish is dry and between the distinct yeast and malty spices mouthfeel is full without chalkiness and finishes dry without a doubt my favorite of the three experimental beers

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Example 626

Rationale length SIS = [5, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

a couple days with wines proved satisfactory enough however for the eve before the wedding of yours truly i was delighted to find some semblance of hops at the wine restaurant in in this finely crafted ale a deep amber hue with a modest haze gives the impression of rich pale ales or english mild ale light lace was a sight for sore eyes after looking for the same with their white wines and desert an british like this beer from the early nose of yeast fruits hearty caramel malts and spicy hops until its earthy linger of lupulin nutty grain and mild attenuation in finish apples pecans toffee biscuit all weave into an ester malty that 's balanced by the earthy bitterness of grass and spice from noble english hops slight fruity with orange zest and grapefruit carry a challenger hop character that might remind me of citrusy american hops well melded sweetness takes the shape of mild ripe tobacco as the floral character of hops complement the bold malts thirst quenching and satisfying this was a great find on the greek

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Example 631

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 13
Rationale length LIME = 11
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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33cl bottle pours a crystal clear burnished orange which in between apple juice ruby and sunset brilliance three fingers of foam pile on top and down to a thin layer that leaves gobs of lacing down the glass lazy of bubbles surface to maintain a solid layer of fine bubbles spectacular looking nose is ripe with fruity esters loads of apples strawberries a hint of spice alcohol comes out initially and gives it a boozy feel but easily dies down as it warms to give the smell a warm fullness first sip you 're struck by the thick boozy esters but after an and a warming minute or two the full glory of this beer comes out appley esters full graininess light cloves almost peppery spiciness grassy and lemony bitter finish a thin candy sweetness winds its way the best thing about this beer is the mouthfeel thick without being syrupy beautiful carbonation it just rolls around your mouth perhaps not a belgian ipa and perhaps a little on the boozy side especially initially but at 10 5 we can be a little forgiving this is a finely crafted beer that despite my overall with tripels i would enjoy having regular access to

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Example 635

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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had a bottle of this yesterday at a family gathering not a bad beer at all in fact if was pretty good pours the standard cloudy medium golden color of all other wheat beers i have seen has an initially very nice thick white head that sticks around for a bit but not too long left some nice lacing in my glass though smells are primarily of citrus perhaps a touch of lemon some wheat grains and a bit of spice not very strong aromas overall tastes fairly sweet with citrus lemon and some mild spiciness hitting the palate first followed by some wheats and malts moderate carbonation makes for a nice crisp mouthfeel very easy to drink now that i had one of these for free i think this may indeed be worth buying a very good solid offering here from the boston beer company indeed

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Example 639

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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a pours a nice black color same as the original not much head and little lacing s not quite overwhelming but not exactly faint bourbon and oak up front a little chocolate and coffee underneath t nice vanilla and bourbon wash over your tongue on the way down slight chocolate hiding underneath m full bodied and smooth light carbonation and a slight hoppiness d better than regular boris being aged it is a bit smoother than the original we tried the 2 side by side enough bourbon to satisfy me and light enough for my friend to enjoy great ba stout here guys worth the drink do n't quote me as saying this is the best ever but it could hang with a few of em

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Example 641

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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i was lucky enough to catch the brew master on all the reviews for this beer he was great i came in from out of town and even on an off day he was more than happy to give me and my friends a tour and afterwards we sampled all his available ales the olde jack poured nutty brown with a slight head on it full bodied strong and sweet he hit right on the money with this brew intensely bitter at first but was soon beaten by the malty sweetness excellent mouthfeel and great finish

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Example 643

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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reviewed halloween evening 2009 poured a very nice deep copper color with fantastic head and lacing great scent very deep bitter aromas a lot of citrus tones and a slight pine tinge great taste a nice deep maltiness with a fantastic bitter ending very nice american hops citrus with a nice earthy undertone to it goes down very nice with just the slightest hop roughness great beer

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Example 658

Rationale length SIS = [3, 5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

a amber gold with a solid two maybe even three finger head '' looks absolutely delicious i dare say it is one of the best looking beers i 've had s light citrus and hops not a very strong aroma t wow the hops citrus and pine blow out the taste buds very tangy in taste yet perfectly balanced leaving a crisp dry taste to the palate m light and crisp feel with a nice tanginess thrown in the mix d could drink this all night too bad i only have one more of this brew notes one of the best balanced and best tasting ipa 's i 've had to date ipa fans you have to try this one

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Example 664

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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on tap at the brewpub december 27 2010 pours a dark brown color with a good tan head that leaves behind a bit of lacing and sticks around for awhile the nose is really nice and chocolatey really love the level they 've used under that a bit of roasted malt but this was mostly about the chocolate the taste is n't quite as nice though the chocolate notes really still stand out the feel was quite nice with a full body pretty viscous for what it is drinks quite well i 'm a big fan

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Example 666

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

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poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a chimay goblet best by date 09 24 12 appearance pours an opaque golden orange with a 1 4 finger foamy white head which dissipates almost instantly no lacing at all smell quite sweet with banana yeast and citrus dominating with just a hint of phenols taste yeast and malt up front followed by a burst of banana and citrus esters in the middle then finishes with malt and dry phenols aftertaste is a mixture of sour citrus and phenols the high alcohol is well hidden by the tremendous flavor of the beer mouthfeel medium bodied with a high amount of carbonation the carbonation bursts through from the get go drinkability excellent drinkability you do n't really notice the alcohol at all so this one could very well sneak up on you overall excellent beer overall buy it if you see it it is one i thoroughly enjoyed

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Example 668

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 8
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

pours a hazy yellow color with a big white head in the aroma yeasty and candy sugar in the taste candy sugar yeast and a small hop a small bite and medium bodied mouthfeel with a lightly dry candy sugar in the aftertaste a nice small bitterness and hop in a basic blonde

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Example 675

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 25
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

shoes 22 oz bottle into snifter pour is opaque with a massive mocha colored head that took its time to sink into a wisp atop some nice lacing around the sides of the glass aroma has hints of licorice brown sugar and molasses with enough espresso and cocoa to go around some pine like hops balance things out nicely nicely hopped somewhat agressive with lots of pine and some grapefruit rind coffee and dark chocolate are present in the flavor with some anise lingering about no trace of the 12 5 abv which is very surprising excellent offering reminds me a bit of goose island 's with the abundant hopping ca n't believe it in at 12 5 abv hardly a trace of it in the flavor well done

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Example 679

Rationale length SIS = [3, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

received in trade with thanks again bottle states spring 2006 served a bit below room right into a nonic tan head rose and fell and lingers on the surface the body is black oily and completely opaque smells is robust salty smoky earthy maybe some brown sugar dirty coffee hints of caramel and that slight anise character typical in some ris but subtle and perfectly executed taste is big chewy meaty yet immediately approachable i get an excellent roasted flavor colored by a nutty character that makes it sort of pop in my mouth bitterness is perfectly balanced definitely not as aggressive as some but provides tasteful ballast mouthfeel is wonderful well balanced surly and big yet so tasty and easy to drink this great offering starts aromatic and tasty and ends in very welcome alcohol warmth i am very pleased to have had this brew great companion on a cold night a simply great brew from a great brewery god i wish i could get a case and do as they

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Example 684

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

an orange tea colored brew with a foamy head and decent bits of lacing throughout a fairly unique aroma of barbeque malt and piney hops very palatable blend the taste is a nice mellow mouthful of creamy malt and earthy hops again nicely and uniquely blended with a tasteful hint of alcohol at only 5 5 some deep toffee tones are there as well almost butterscotch sweet very drinkable carbonated but very nice body a dry bitter finish follows i like this one and will recommend to all

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Example 690

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

4 13 2005 7 99 750 ml 10 00 production date 11 23 2004 pours a dark brown with hints of red intermingled fine bubbles line the glass and lead to a medium tan white head that settles rapidly leaving no lace mildly piquant with scents of ripe fig and tropical fruits an assertive sweetness from candied sugar presents itself as well slightly masking a healthy dose of alcohol rich ripe fruit swirls on the tongue with it plum cherry and a touch of sweetness fairly reminiscent of chose but with a touch more alcohol presence mouthfeel is viscous and sticky with a slight mouth puckering tartness in the finish this is an excellent offering yet again from unibroue alcohol is expertly masked making this deceptively drinkable

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Example 693

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 11
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 7

With SIS Method:

22oz bottle into tulip pint a pours a clear but fairly dark amber with an off white head that has fair retention and some light rising carbonation s very strong bread upfront with some faint hop bitterness to the finish t more fresh baked bread with some very lightly roasted malt as well as more light almost herbal hop bitterness in the finish m medium to full body with good carbonation d a nice change of pace with a very bready backing and unique flavor though still very approachable and easy to enjoy this is my first of this style though i was able to pick up the tea like hop flavor mentioned in the style description

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Example 696

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 9
Rationale length LIME = 8
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

produces a great three finger sized crown of light tan that dwindles down and stays about a finger thick through the whole serving in a chimay chalice awesome lacing and has a dark ruby reddish copper colored body that is pretty hazy the aroma is yeasty and grape upfront then floral sweet molasses and fig this does finish up with an herbal metallic characteristic upfront in the taste are figs and cherry and the honey is detectable this beer also reminds me of a german as well this has feelings of a chewy sticky warming appeal local 2 has all the traits to make it a great beer in its style category

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Example 703

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

pours a straw colored hazy golden yellow with a vibrant foamy white head of big carbonation quickly dissipating leaving little lacing in the glass the fresh pleasant hop aroma wafts from the glass featuring floral scents and citrus zest also a hint of straw or grass and just a touch earthy big floral hops wheat yeast perhaps just a hint of pepper and lemon or similar citrus flavor generous carbonation light to medium bodied and a great palate this is a great beer for everyone enough flavor for the true beer lover but no so aggressive it turns away the novice also extremely easy to drink a few

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Example 706

Rationale length SIS = [6]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 19
Rationale length LIME = 11
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 6

With SIS Method:

pours a deep amber with a tan head that quickly vanishes aroma was mostly of sweet malts with hint of vanilla and some spice the taste is a pretty balanced one sweet malts stand out a bit of a vanilla taste as well a very slight bitterness rounds everything off very well balanced extremely drinkable winter solstice goes down smooth and easy ready for another one

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Example 709

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

thanks to for giving me an opportunity to try this huge beer a almost a finger of tan head with a very aggressive pour pitch black with light brown only visible in the light some retention but no lacing s coffee beans bitter chocolate oatmeal and toasty notes t m huge espresso flavors like drinking a starbucks super viscous mouthfeel and low carbonation silky smooth to boot more coffee a burnt characteristic really comes out as the beer warms did i mention coffee d a great sipper but also incredibly drinkable for such a huge mouthfeel and flavor very tasty

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Example 727

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

thanks to for opening this at a recent tasting a pours near black with a nice thin tan head s plenty of roasted malt characteristics alongside a nice blend of coffee and chocolate t coffee chocolate roasted malt hints of toffee and a small but existent hop presence m smooth medium body with good carbonation d very nice not normally one of my favorite styles but i loved the smooth nature of this alongside the very nice balance of coffee and chocolate flavors

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Example 732

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

poured from bomber into a pint glass as part of a side by side tasting with duck rabbit baltic porter a brown black with a thin head s not much of a nose from this bottle coffee and caramel or toffee t mf great taste silky smooth in the mouth malty with a toffee finish crisper finish than expected d very drinkable example of the style good flavor combined with lighter mf makes for great experience

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Example 734

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

hazy bright orange in color with a fluffy white head that quickly dissapates leaving delicate lace way too orange looking aroma is very mild wheat and subtle spice completely dominated by artificial orange smells like tang flavor ditto tastes like an artificially flavored witte there 's no way the orange flavor is authentic mouthfeel is actually nice and creamy with that good wheaty quality too bad it tastes like an orange soda

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Example 745

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

dark deep cloudy brown with a tan head sweet yeast apples grapes fruit honey malty honey caramel citrus fruit spice with a bit of alcohol delicious and complex nice long finish medium to full body with perfect carbonation goes down easy i drank a whole 750ml by myself

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Example 747

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

exceptionally good bought at the in manhattan kansas but enjoyed back home in oklahoma incredible maple malt aroma flavor is exactly as described a full and complex scotch ale with lots of caramel and toasted malt the maple works well with it just an added extra bit of goodness mouthfeel is nice and velvety nice alcoholic warmth but not overpowering i like this one a lot i should have bought more than one bottle

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Example 748

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

on tap at the beer company a yellow gold with a large white head decent retention and no lacing s redolent of pear apple and banana wheat and grain provide the malt foundation and there 's a light phenolic note that reminds me of clove sweetness is at an upper light level t apple and wheat with banana and light clove the beer has a lower moderate sweetness with a lot of yeast driven fruit notes the finish is dry smooth and lightly spicy with no evident alcohol m lower medium body with moderate carbonation the mouthfeel is smooth and sticky overall a solid belgian pale ale

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Example 754

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

short tan head with poor retention smell is similar to darkness with the sweeter fruit aromas coming through there is a lot more roast which is a nice change of pace there is also a bit of smokiness that comes from british roasted malts more bitterness as a result of the roasted malts again a very slightly smoked flavor comes through which adds a nice layer to the taste medium bodied beer with perfect carbonation overall i went in to this one expecting not to like it but it ended up being one of my favorites much dryer than most of the highly rated imperial stouts on this site which i like and that added smoke really brings this to another level

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Example 755

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

pours a very hazy yellow with a hint of orange smells very citrusy hoppy and scared me originally when i sniffed it had all the makings of a pale ale nightmare how happily wrong i was has a very active bubbly white head that just looks great receding down the tulip glass damn good looking beer the taste is interesting syrupy sweet with a hint of malt and a lot of lemon grass pepper up front quite a good sized body for a mild beer finishes sweet as it began with some nice carbonation tingling on the tounge another gem from ommegang

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Example 756

Rationale length SIS = [4, 5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 18
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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this beer pours a full bodied dull golden in color with a two finger bright white head this has got to be the thickest wheat beer i 've ever seen imagine a gold imperial stout in appearance the aromas are earthy grassy lemon and feature a tart yeasty aspect which is quite interesting the flavors took me by surprise it 's moderately tart and you can pick up the different yeasts it 's very grassy and again features a lemon like tartness it drinks kind of dry and is full in body the viscosity makes this wheat a little harder to get through than most drinking a glass makes you feel like you just consumed a loaf of bread it 's definitely an interesting beer and i 'm glad it had so much complexity for the style i 'd recommend trying this one but probably sharing it with a friend

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Example 781

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

on tap in the maui brewing co tasting room in a pale golden in color a decent head with a fair amount of bubbles and good lacing s i pick up mostly banana bread and grapefruit with a bit of hop aroma t malty with some of the citrus noted in the aroma pretty much what i was expecting given the style though not overly exciting m refreshing and smooth with good carbonation d a refreshing brew for a hot day on maui it would n't be my first choice but a satisfying beer under the right circumstances

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With Perturbative Baseline:

Example 790

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

pours a dark brown that shows ruby highlights when held into the light thin off white head that has decent retention and shows minimal lacing extremely clear the nose is very sweet and very malty roasted malts take over the nose at first but chocolate and coffee notes battle it out not overly complex nose but a solid one nonetheless taste is exactly what you would expect from the nose no surprises here roasted malts dominate coffee and chocolate come into play but do n't compete with the roasted malts dominance there is a slight spicey character that was not noticed in the nose but now that i taste it i can definitely see it being in the nose as well 7 3 abv is nowhere to be found medium body very smooth and rich light carbonation i find this very drinkable and the 7 3 abv is not noticeable at all if this were available in my area i would be getting this all the time

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Example 803

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 10
Rationale length LIME = 11
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 6

With SIS Method:

on tap at in philly pours a completely clouded golden color with some yellow hues thick frothy white head retains well on top fading into some layers of film with some rings of lacing on the glass spicy and citrusy on the nose some lemon peel and cracked pepper with a hint of orange sweetness barely any alcohol with some soft brett funk and yeast splash of floral hops up front with peppery spice some herbal notes followed by citrus juiciness and lemon peel a little sweet in the middle from the fruit hints of bretty funk and belgian yeast but not quite tart finishes a little spicy medium body higher carbonation refreshing and tingly on the palate a solid saison although i was hoping for more brett presence

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Example 806

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

i drank this beer fresh i will buy one to age and compare results appearance poured a hazy yellow peachy color with a huge fluffy white head smell i picked up a lot of smells but mostly a peach apricot smell taste nice balanced taste little warming in the head some nice peach apricot type flavor even a little bubblegum flavor a creamy carbonated mouthfeel with a alcohol warming in the end drinkability very nice and interesting beer nice beer to enjoy with others

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Example 807

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

poured from a 22oz into a rogue pint glass this beer is made with cascades and crystal hops imported chocolate and rolled oats creates a beyond wonderful flavor ebony on color with a rich creamy head an earthy flavor of oats and hops that gives way to a rich chocolate truffle ish finish the flavor changes with the temperature to develop from more chocolate to more malts this is a go to beer

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Example 810

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

a cloudy brownish red with a khaki colored head slight film of head left on top great lacing s smoky spicy and slightly alcoholic caramel malts with a little sweet fruitiness t sweet ripe fruits caramel malts sweet alcohol bite seems very delicate yet full of flavor slight bitterness that dissipates into a clean yet mildly dry finish m full bodied without much carbonation for a smooth mouthfeel d this is an outstanding ale i could n't really find a scotch ale i liked until now the only problem is that it costs about 6 a bottle around here wo n't be having this one too often because of the price but it will be a real treat every time i do

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With Perturbative Baseline:

Example 813

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

a very deep red body black if not held near light with a small pale head s smokey with notes of caramel t toasted barley taste with smooth transition to light hop finish m nicely carbonated with exceptionally smooth finish d a true porter very drinkable overall another great beer from anchor brewing

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With Perturbative Baseline:

Example 820

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 10
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 6

With SIS Method:

an expansive head with great retention over an ebony the scent is of tantalizing dutch dark chocolate and roasted malts the taste is absolutely unbelievable rich chocolate cake with a warm swirl of alcohol topped with a taste of cascade hops to add to the bittersweet cocoa finish medium to heavy very balanced mouthfeel one bomber was not enough to satisfy need more many more the bar has been raised hats way off to this one

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Example 821

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

i had this on tap at poured a dark amber color with a tannish long lasting head with good lacing throughout the drink the aroma was one of malty sweetness and some fruitiness as well the taste is a complex one with a carbonated malty sweetness with hints of raisins and currants there is a nice bitter finish that is not strong enough to overshadow the sweetness but balances the taste nicely it is smooth and creamy in the mouth and i was ready for a second one

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Example 822

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

appearance poured a cloudy dark amber color the effect of the swirling yeast is really cool head was about an inch and a half of off white foam but quickly went away to nothing smell pungent bouquet of fruit mostly pear and a wisp of alcohol very enticing taste sweet fruity esters and a touch of fusel alcohol typical belgian flavors but more robust than say leffe mouthfeel slightly creamy from the carbonation with a warming alcohol effect overall a very smooth beer drinkability very tasty and very respectable belgian for a special occasion but the high abv limits the drinkability of this brew personally i think belgians taste so much different from your average beer that i would n't want to drink more than one at a time

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Example 831

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

a near black body with creamy tan head s raisins smoke and coffee primarily t the milk shows up strong adding a sweeter dimension to the already oatmeal raisin chocolate cookie like flavors some slight herbal hop along the way smoke also lingers on the finish m creamy with a long finish d great balance of sweet and smokey with a smooth body it 's an easy drinker full of flavor without being too big at all the sweet comes from both the fruit and the milk balancing the acidity on that end as well really pleasant

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Example 836

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

pours out like motor oil deep black with brown edges and a small mocha colored head which fades quickly but leaves lacing some small hang near the bottom nose is thick vanilla bourbon with heavy malts and oak alcohol first sip is burnt charred oak chips with molasses and dense caramel more alcohol on warming and some brown sugar sweetness very nice mouthfeel is dense and thick fitting the taste of the beer drinkability may be hurt by the abv but it 's a damn fine beer

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Example 842

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

amber colored with some ruby hues huge head of off white fades into some sticky lace nice looking just a bit overcarbonated oaky wood galore bursting with fresh wood aromas hints of caramel alcohol earth honey tropical fruits and hints of vanilla just huge on wood very tasty treat with a great mouthfeel from the wood adds a wonderful tannic quality much more neutral wood in the mouth still a great oaky wood induced quality but much more vanilla shows through a bit toasty with great cereal malts and grains with toffee caramel and coconut some other tropical not fruit good carbonation and great mouthfeel smooth and creamy a beer very easy drinking and no traces of the high abv

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Example 843

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

poured into a chimay chalice from their gift set a pours a deep and cloudy amber color a nice half fingers worth of creamy off white head nice lacing along the glass too which makes for a nice looking beer s dark fruits like raisins and figs and a healthy dose of dark malts a bit of spice and yeast also presents itself in the nose t caramel malt and dark fruits take center stage with a bit of spice rounding it out more flavors themselves as it warms up a bit slight hop bitterness in the finish m medium body with a good amount of carbonation nice and creamy all around d have to hand it to those monks again another very solid brew

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Example 850

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

i 've been hearing lots of good things about this beer and it just came into town on the start of the new year had to see what it 's all about pours a nice deep amber with a nice frothy head that lasted just long enough for me to take a few good whiff then settled down to a ring has a nice smooth smell to it but nothing special tastes just like it smells a little tang at the end but nothing it 's just so smooth it just fills your mouth up so nicely you could really drink this all night with no problem this is one solid built beer very drinkable but nothing extraordinary

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Example 854

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

i picked this beer up on a whim as i was in the mood for a good coffee stout and the like figure somehow told me this is the beer for you a bit but i went with it i was impressed from the very first pour like any stout the color is a dark molasses black but the head was thick and dense with good retention the coffee aroma was intense the roasted goodness almost overwhelms my sense of smell the roasted coffee flavors are the first things that i could taste along with hints of chocolate however i can tell there 's more complexity here than my palette can decipher the coffee flavors bring bitterness but it 's not over powering as the sweetness of the malt cuts the bitterness quite nicely the beer has carbonation but once the bubbles have escaped the beer gives a creamy velvety feel and finish the alcohol was very well hidden in this beer which is scary this is an amazing coffee stout it is a very drinkable beer as it does not leave your mouth feeling bitter and dry it only leaves it wanting more

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Example 855

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

thanks for this extra bottled in jan 09 and consumed 8 months past too long i know but this is probably the only time i 'll ever try this beer pours very dark for the style with a 2 finger head smell is biscuity malts with caramel dark fruits orange grass belgian esters taste is more of a barleywine at this point than a dipa but i 'm really digging it it 's not quite balanced considering how huge the malt backbone is compared to the subdued hops but the flavor is excellent with pronounced caramel melon and orange i would have loved to try this fresh as it 's a very good beer with some obvious age on it

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Example 863

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

had this in a small sniffer which i found was absolutely perfect for the style thanks for the tip from pours a black with a dark brown head that vanishes rather quickly but leaves a black ale with red edges in the light aroma was roasted malts chocolate coffee rather earthy like most i have tried taste was a dry bitterness coffee dark chocolate ridiculously long finish fantastic very mouthfeel syrupy and smooth dangerously drinkable and very potent good show rogue as always

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Example 867

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

pours a hazy orange yellow with a creamy white head amazing retention and lacing had mine with no lemon this time big aromas of clove spice banana with some faint hops in the tail as well flavors are heavy on banana clove cardamom with a surprising representation of malt and hops good mouthfeel and perfect carbonation it has all the elements of a classic weiss beer but enough flavors in there to remind you of the malt and hops highly quaffable this is just a great hefe nuff said

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Example 870

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

this beer pours a dark brown almost black w light slightly permeating through to show an almost bronze color one finger of cream white head and nice sustaining lace i can smell a blend of coffee and vanilla smells sweet the taste is a rush of flavor w hops up front this beer is not bitter at all and is extremely refreshing i would prefer a bit less carbonation would love to try this one on tap i can taste roasted malts coffee caramel and fig with a slight alcohol taste the mouthfeel is real nice smooth yet the flavors linger on the tastebuds this is one fairly complex brown ale mild enough to please the masses yet offering more to those who expect it thanks dogfish

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Example 875

Rationale length SIS = [3, 3, 6]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

on tap at the sunset presented hazy light gold with a white head exceptional retention ring like lacing all the way to the bottom aromatics are lively zesty and enticing phenols with spice and fruit coriander orange peel cardamon and some slight cracked pepper accent the triple type nose some slight tartness is in the background a shadow behind the bubblegum and spice nose finishes with warming zest and vanilla lightish body crisp and snappy with creamy carbonation pallet starts off with some wheat tartness and husky zest as the brew warms it shows itself to closely resemble a double white with triple like character well integrated citrus clove and lemon zest work well with a bannana accent finishes warming crisp and soft extremely well balanced and drinkable possibly the best brooklyn offering i 've tried

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Example 876

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

medium amber color small head a medium bodied amber ale nicely malty and slightly hoppy a mild yet full flavored ale rich smooth taste mouthfeel is full and round finish is clean and smooth aftertaste is malty and slightly bitter nice beer flavorful light and refreshing

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Example 892

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

hazy amber orange with beige foam composed of medium sized bubbles very good head retention and lots of clumpy lacing nice aroma particularly as it warmed hoppy malty and spicy some earthiness citrusy grapefruit skin pine grassy with a doughy yeasty sweetness and a bit of pineapple solid drying bitterness some tannins fruity apple with muted hop notes pine and citrus some caramel sweetness quick finish with some lingering bitterness medium full bodied with above average carbonation very creamy texture and mild warmth a very pleasant beer with well hidden alcohol and a unique mix of flavours good stuff

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Example 895

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

hazy dark brownish orange pour with fine bubbles cutting through considerable yeast sediment topped with a monstrous bubbly head that lasts several minutes with good lacing clean mildly fruity smell the amazing taste of this beer remarkably smooth despite the persistent effervescence crisp and bitter at the start with alcohol gaining strength by the end some fruity notes peek through as the carbonation clean crisp mouthfeel and strong drinkability though this one is to be and savored slowly

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Example 900

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

With SIS Method:

on tap at a the pour is a dark amber color bordering on mahogany with a finger 's worth of slightly off white head s wow the nose on this beer is phenomenal tons of vanilla bourbon maple syrup brown sugar caramel and toffee provide a wonderful sweetness some dark fruit notes and chocolate fill in the background of the aroma t the flavor is similarly impressive lots of sweet rich vanilla bourbon and oak accompanied by toffee caramel brown sugar and maple syrup the finish is all that prevents this from a perfect score as there is a bit of alcohol and heat but there are some nice hints of chocolate m the mouthfeel is smooth creamy rich and full bodied a light but nearly perfect level of carbonation d i was told this beer was good but i had to see for myself this is one of if not the best barrel aged barleywines i 've come across i might go back again soon to have some more

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Example 901

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

2007 2 3 old bottle courtesy of a completely black w tan head s choc oak smoke licorice t roasty coffee chocolate oak alcohol warming m very smooth and full throughout d good and balanced especially for high abv overall a classic a couple years really melds flavors together hard to say which is better but with a little age definitely more drinkable

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Example 903

Rationale length SIS = [3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

from notes pours black thick tan fluffy head great retention thick lacing very active smell rich sweet malty chocolate maple booze faintly roasty taste roasted barley and malty sweetness are prominent and well balanced hints of chocolate and coffee very mild bitterness and some booze feel rich full bodied texture alc warming clean finish overall smooth rich complex very good a special tasty treat

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With Perturbative Baseline:

Example 908

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

pours black finger tan head smell coffee hint of chocolate alcohol taste definately coffee not sure if it 's cappuccino or not dark chocolate roasted malts alcohol hidden pretty well rich and smooth creamy very good beer it 's drinkable for abv would definately have it again

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With Perturbative Baseline:

Example 911

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

beer review 100 a pours a light somewhat hazy gold color into my pint glass with about one finger of head moderate retention and very nice lacing s strong aroma of hops pine and grapefruit citrus notes as well as sweet malts t to me this is a great tasting ipa sweet malts followed by a very nice pine and citrus hop fusion that finishes with just the right amount of bitterness m medium in body crisp and refreshing d this drinks great as an ipa and all you hopheads out there like myself remember this is an ipa not a double or imperial and for the category it 's in it is an awesome beer

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Example 915

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

dated 05 05 poured out a pale hazy lemon there were tons of yeasty chunks floating all throughout and a good amount of carbination rising up to the thick creamy luscious head crisp scents lightly spicey very saison like very clean flavor it is almost gone from your tongue as soon as you finish swallowing good amount of carbination in the mouthfeel but not overpowering very balanced flavors and surprisingly dry which makes this highly drinkable enjoyed this

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Example 918

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

had this at with and came in a 750ml caged and corked the corked out of sight as soon as the cage was into a tulip glass between the 3 of us hazy deep copper mahagony hard to get a really good look at the color at off white head hard to pour without a glass full of fluffy everlasting head left lot of thick webbing all over the inside of the glass sticky looking great aroma ca n't seem to keep it away from the nose sweet dark tart fruit notes some sour cherry earthy spicy with hints of currants clove allspice also nutty with some belgium yeast lots of sweet booziness from the start dark fruityness with plum notes the fruittyness was of dried fruit lots of spicyness lots of clove also nutty and earthy finished clean spicy and very sugary syrupy big full mouthfeel smooth and very creamy with lots of a beer to sip but very enjoyable wish i had the whole bottle to drink would be no problem a must try beer if you like this style seems like a beer that would age very well

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With Perturbative Baseline:

Example 920

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 10
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

a pours a fairly clear brown color with a nice finger and a half of brownish head the head has solid retention with very nice lacing s aroma is full of sweet carmel malts there is also some nice brown sugar and bread elements also just a touch of molasses mixed in t starts off with a building sweet carmel malt flavor with a bit of sweet elements brown sugar and maple in the middle the brown sugar flavor and molasses jump out a bit and there is some nuttiness that join the carmel malts the finish has a bit deeper malt flavor with some nut flavor once again which linger nicely m medium to medium light bodied with a medium amount of carbonation feels like a nice balance the beer is super smooth and crisp nice finish also d extremely drinkable nicely balanced and mouthfeel is smooth and crisp has a lot of sweetness but it never feels too overpowering

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Example 922

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

one of my favorite ipa 's poured a light amber cloudy orange with dashes of gold by a full head of white foam leave considerable lacing throughout the drink beautiful aroma of citrus and floral hops taste is very interesting big time apricot sweetness then boom a crash of hops of refined design the hops are so clean and crisp you can almost feel your tongue crackle perfect carbonation and no alcohol in the flavor aftertaste is of light fruit and bitter hops but finishes without approaching the realm of metallic hop aftertaste a nice one

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Example 923

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 7
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

750 ml bottle corked and caged 2007 bottle conditioned ' pours a slightly hazy dark chestnut body with copper highlights and an orange glint the frothy tan head holds remarkably well and leaves craggy rings of lace with each sip the nose is clearly smoky beechwood amidst a sweet bready toasty and maltiness in the mouth it 's medium full and lightly creamy with a very fine bubbled natural carbonation that leaves it smooth and easy to drink the flavor is as the nose suggests with a good amount of smokiness but not soo much that it 's overdone it works well to complement the maltiness and lends an overall depth to the beer that would otherwise not be possible as it enhances the complexity of the malt some floral and spicy hops make an appearance at the swallow and it finishes dry surprisingly the smokiness does n't build on the palate in a negative way it lingers but very nicely really nicely done quite enticing in its balance and complexity certainly worth seeking out for fans of beechwood smoked malt one of the best i 've had

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Example 927

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

poured into my sam adams perfect pint glass a was a clear orange color with a 1 finger white head s this smelled like a cherry pie coming out of the oven with the strong tart cherry filling and wheat crust no wonder my wife calls this a cherry pop tart t m the cherries blended very well with the wheat malt making it lightly tart yet very refreshing the beer held it carbonation well which also gave this beer more of the souring effect you would want in a fruit beer that i never realized before d this is a good summertime beer for those who enjoy fruit beers with a sourness to them but do n't want to spend the extra money on the richer belgian fruit beers i enjoyed it after reading some of the other reviews i really believe you have to drink this beer out of the perfect pint glass from sam adams to really appreciate this beer

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Example 931

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 13
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

first off thanks to brad for this one up for us very generous poured into a tulip glass a golden hued honey color with a slight haze to it not a whole lot of head to speak of though the aroma is extraordinary and complex with notes of sour fruit tart and apple the taste does not sour apple tartness and a subtle oak overwhelm the palate mouthfeel is light the drinkability of this is exceptional if you get the chance try this beer very good

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Example 936

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 12
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

a pours a reddish amber color with an initial one finger head thin head of retention left after the initial head dissipates nice lacing s sweet malt with a grassy hop presence that balances it out caramel malt with biscuit like characteristics t m sweet caramel malt notes biscuity malt profile takes over followed by a twang of grassy hops bitterness is subtle but still very noticeable medium body which is quite nice smooth and extra soft on the palate possibly a tad buttery d smooth soft tasty and easily drinkable solid amber in a can from new england get a six pack for that next on a boat ca n't go wrong with this one through the bridge on the from my home town support your local brewery

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Example 940

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 11
Rationale length LIME = 7
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

served in a budweiser pokal pours a clear dark amber brown with a pale oatmeal head that leaves a good amount of lacing behind the smell is lightly roasted malts with light hints of chocolate anise and wheat the taste brings back those roasted malts starting off light and becoming increasingly roasted as the taste floods across the tongue there 's a healthy amount of wheatiness in their as well not unlike a dunkelweizen with less yeastiness a slight nutty quality is also present but very subdued the body is on the lighter side and very smooth allowing this brew to live up to its name

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Example 951

Rationale length SIS = [4, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 8
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

1 29 2007 pours a very dark brown with a thin off white mostly diminishing head the aroma is that of raisin plum clove cinnamon nutmeg and brown sugar there may be a hint of spruce and earth it has a nice full mouth feel with small soft bubbles the flavor is moderately sweet with lingering alcohol and prunes this is very much like trois pistoles but a bit more refined a bit sweeter a thicker texture and more focused flavor it has the dark sweet flavor of prunes and raisins but the flavor does n't explode the way trois pistoles does it kept me warm on a snowy night

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Example 960

Rationale length SIS = [3, 3, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

small somewhat creamy light brown head that mostly diminished pitch black color aroma of bread molasses caramel chocolate coffee toasted malt light alcoholic sniff plum prune date licorice very complex aroma full bodied with an alcoholic texture and a soft carbonation excellent balance between the sweet malt and bitter flavor berries sweet and lingering finish smooth and very nice thick beer definitely one of my favorite ris

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Example 965

Rationale length SIS = [3, 5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

poured from a 11 2 oz bottle into a chimay chalice appearance pours a hazy dark brown color with reddish hues around the laces has a thick white head that dissipates slowly and leaves little lacing smell smells strongly of dark fruits and sweet malts has that belgian yeasty smell too taste has a strong vinous taste starts bitter and vinous and finishes sweet and spicy has a noticeable alcohol flavor as well mouthfeel very smooth and full bodied with a nice carbonation bite drinkability another great beer from chimay the chimay line up is one of the best in the world of beer certainly worth a try and something i will look for in the future

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Example 968

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 18
Rationale length LIME = 10
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

poured this one from a growler filled at deschutes early evening based upon the suggestion of a pub server i would n't have grabbed this otherwise i 'm glad he took the time to push me towards a good choice is a predominantly reddish amber brew with a moderate head and minimum lacing the scent on this one is fantastic ranging from ripe banana fresh cut grasses and sweet toffee it 's definitely towards an ipa with the citrus and pine profile though the bitter hops are slightly more subdued in this one compared many of the ipa 's softened by a tangerine like sweetness this is a great summer drinking option light going down with substantial carbonation overall i 'm definitely glad to have tried though i should caveat that if someone is looking for a profile that far at all from a ipa they had best look elsewhere

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Example 977

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

received in a trade with thanks chris a pours a hazy amber color with thin off white head the head dissipates relatively quickly but a few bubbles remain on top of the beer and a fair amount of lacing is left on the glass s intense citrus hop aroma balanced with some sweet caramel maltiness t starts with some pineapple along with some other citrus fruits a very slight pine bitterness is noticeable for a brief second before some bready malts take over excellent tasting dipa that is very easy to drink m slightly about average body with a perfect amount of carbonation exactly what i would expect from a dipa overall a solid dipa i do n't think it does anything to set itself apart from the other beers of the style but you certainly ca n't go wrong with this easy drinking brew from drake 's

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Example 986

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

appears a slightly hazy light gold with tons of co2 rising to the top a 3 finger head of fluffy white foam gradually fades out massive amounts of lacing is left behind smell is of brown sugar caramel golden raisins light vanilla doughy yeast with notes of melons and bananas flavor mimics the aromas with a yeasty herbal taste with highlights of citrus pears and caramel mouthfeel is full bodied sweet yeasty slightly chewy with a lovely finish that makes you crave more

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Example 991

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 5
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 6

With SIS Method:

big thanks to from ba for the bottle cloudy orange colored pour with a big lasting meringue like head thick wheaty banana flavor with lots of clovey yeast smell too very big strong hef smell with a light lemony wheatiness as well taste is strong and full bodied with the same flavors very good quality hefeweizen but just a style i 'm style growing to like slowly

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Example 993

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 64
Rationale length LIME = 71
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

12 ounce bottle poured into my stone tulip pours a deep reddish brown very pretty a nice three finger layer of frothy head that settles down into a one inch layer lots of lacing all around the inside of the glass smell is great too lots of pine fruit malt and a distinct hop taste follows through very bitter and first but not so much as it continues to set in on the tongue this beer is not dominated by the hops there is an enormous malt presence here alcohol is too high to make this extremely drinkable but that just goes with the style still a damn tasty and impressive beer from weyerbacher

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Example 10

Rationale length SIS = [1, 1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

With SIS Method:

i really did not like this it just seemed extremely watery i dont ' think this had any carbonation whatsoever maybe it was flat who knows but even if i got a bad brew i do n't see how this would possibly be something i 'd get time and time again i could taste the hops towards the middle but the beer got pretty nasty towards the bottom i would never drink this again unless it was free i 'm kind of upset i bought this

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Example 37

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

a poured to a light yellow color that had a white head that didnt last long had a little i mean little lacing s smelled a little like bananas and citrus there wasnt a lot of smell here period t there really wasnt a lot of taste just a little taste of bananas then again a very little taste almost like drinking water m felt like water in the mouth i thought the carbonation was a little too much d i wont buy these again there wasnt any flavor that you would crave really makes some good beers this isnt one of them

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Example 59

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

With SIS Method:

a pours with typical beautiful nitro cascade settles out to crisp clear pale gold with 1 1 2 finger lasting fluffy creamy head decent lacing s very light clean and slightly metallic with just a trace of sourdough t fairly lager like though a bit more full very mild floral hops biscuit malts paper pulp faint sour green apple and a bit of metallic flavor grains make a stronger presence in the finish perhaps not as complex as it sounds m light too thin with lots of tiny effervescent carbonation sometimes i have experienced a lasting and unpleasant bitter metallic aftertaste but it was n't so prevalent in this tasting for whatever reason d very mild and easy to drink though the aftertaste can be a bit of a turn off nothing special really but not bad by any means kind of like a dumbed down english pale i suspect it has gone this direction intentionally over the last couple of

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Example 95

Rationale length SIS = [1, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

this brew is a clear almost cherry red colour with nothing for head okay a thin white head formed on an aggressive pour but it was gone before i could sit down the smell is somewhat sweet bready and floral a fairly strong aroma and not unpleasant the taste is much like the smell up front but its finish is a bit of a mystery to me there is a fair burst of flavour over the back of the tongue it makes me think of black licorice but that is n't exactly it i 'll have to read through some of the other reviews to see if anyone it down anyway i find the flavour is about average it is n't greatly pleasing to me but not offensive either mouthfeel is a bit on the thin side and the beer is fizzy not very comfortable to leave on the tongue for too long not a bad beer really but not something i 'll be looking for on shopping trips

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Example 106

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

12 oz bottle into a tulip glass a pours a 2 1 2 ' head that falls to a respectable creamy presence absolutely beautiful deep amber auburn color very nice to look at s potpourri spicy candied apples just okay t definitely get that candied spiced apple thing like those bright red things you see in a jar cinnamon clove caramel malt too novelty for me m thin drying d very interesting but not past 1 2 of the glass

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Example 121

Rationale length SIS = [3, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

a light golden not at all ' one finger head that is very white no a c but pretty decent lacing s wet malt and a little hops pretty bmc like mickey 's or pbr and pretty weak t it was bitter but i have no idea where that came from it was n't a hoppy taste and it was n't a roast obviously not much else though m thin and metallic d pretty easy i guess

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Example 122

Rationale length SIS = [1, 1, 1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

With SIS Method:

the beige head is comprised of medium sized bubbles and slowly but inevitably recedes to a thin strip there is some lacing to the glass black malt i think lends the beer a not pleasantly bitter and toasted flavour i could n't detect chocolate beck 's dark is a bit watery on the palate and has a bitter finish i ca n't complain too much about beck 's dark but i ca n't rave too much about it either

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Example 201

Rationale length SIS = [1, 1, 2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

poured from bottle into shaker pint glass a pale tan yellow with very thin white head that quickly disappears s malt caramel and skunk t very bad hint of malt mostly just tastes bad though m acidic thin and watery d not drinkable unbelievably bad stay away you have several thousand other beers that taste better to spend you money on do n't be a fool like me

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Example 208

Rationale length SIS = [3, 3, 5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 6
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 6

With SIS Method:

this beer is a beer for student or person who needs beer this is a beer everybody and there father has tried the taste is generic like almost any mass produced beer but it is beer and it does have taste not that great but it does have taste color amber to me this product is made for the masses and not for the beer lovers imo it is a you want to get drunk and i have little money beer ' and ' oh no we are having company i have to run down to the deli to get some beer ' beer but it is still beer

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Example 281

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

a slight disappointment i figured the factor would start with ab as a baseline and add a great deal of taste and depth not necessarily so yes slightly more vanilla scents and a bit more of a chocolate and roasted malt undertone than ab but not hugely noticeable bottom line if you 're a fan of ab you 'll like this one as well not much more and prob not enough to justify the added cost of this over regular ol ' ab

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Example 289

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

With SIS Method:

purchased from root cellar in cincinnati bottle a huge pop on cork pours dark golden to light brown huge thick foamy inch bright white head s tangy champagne nose with a honey and citrus under tone m t extremely light and watery body cider quality orange and citrus tang on the tongue goes down easy and finishes very dry no carbonation bite like champagne has between the champagne yeast and the citrus undertone there is no sweetness in the taste whatsoever d extremely light and dry finishing this beer is pretty sessionable and does n't leave you grabbing glasses of water

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Example 293

Rationale length SIS = [1, 2, 4, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 5
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

presentation poured from a 12 oz brown bottle into a shaker pint glass label is a sticker and shops a lady with one foot on a treasure chest no freshness dating appearance pours with just over 2 finger of light tan head this settles lowly to a thin yet complete cap of foam the beer itself is a bright mahogany and shows moderate activity some sediment remains in the bottle smell caramel malt with bready undertones and hints of butterscotch taste oh god this is horrendous tangy tartness and sourness with a lingering bite tartness is strong enough that it is reminiscent of a lemonade mouthfeel average carbonation level body is thin drinkability things were going well up until i took a sip drain pour

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Example 303

Rationale length SIS = [1, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

a golden color s barnyard funk t quite sour strawberry grassiness vaguely in background astringent bitter aftertaste tannins m carbonation low to nonexistant acidity means that body is not thin o too intense for my palate the sourness and tannins are overwhelming no body or sweetness to balance and considering the price 11 375ml makes it a horrible value sorry guys i appreciate the attempt to make natural products in traditional style but this does not mean that balance of flavour can be overlooked

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Example 345

Rationale length SIS = [1, 1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

750 ml bottle dated best before 06 31 2006 poured a slightly transluscent red edged dark brown fairly big light tan head quickly subsided to thin foam and moderate lace big powdery cocoa in the nose but nothing else happening sugary sweet cocoa and thin malts up front extremely sweet and a bit dusty in the middle slightly drier and very weak hop finish quit thin and highly carbonated in the mouth not bad but awfully sweet and lacking in depth for such a high priced special offering

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Example 352

Rationale length SIS = [1, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 22
Rationale length LIME = 12
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a clear plastic cup at mt view in a poured a very light golden yellow color with a slight chilled haze a thin layer of wispy white carbonation forms on top s smells fairly grainy with a lot of fruity lemon zest and juice aromas and little to no floral hops t taste is straight up sparkling wine like a chardonnay or pinot with more of a malty flat beer flavor very sweet and not sour but sweet and malty and sort of gross for the moment m mouthfeel is super light a little chewy from he and citrus sugars used here d it would have to be a super hot day and very specific company to put this ' down the saranac rep told me this ' style brew is made with lemonade and a golden lager part of that is correct anyway sip and see for yourself

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Example 366

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

served in a sam adams boston lager glass a this beer has a warm golden orange clear body with a gentle carbonation of big bubbles there is a sticky cream colored head that bubbles like pancake batter s this beer has a smooth pine and orange rind hop nose that is fresh but a bit light t this beer has a flavor of pine and citrus hops with a light pungent green hop finish there is a bright orange hi c flavor to the hops that is pretty strong there are notes of dry pale malt with a hint of light toast in the background the note of light caramel comes through as the beer warms a bit the hop bitterness hangs on a bit after the finish m this beer has a medium light mouthfeel with a slight watery texture d this beer has a good flavor and bold hops while still very drinkable the orange note in the hops is a bit strong and chemical in nature

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Example 371

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

appearance light yellow to almost clear smell slight hops but barely smelled like beer taste little to none like a rice lager zero taste mouthfeel watery and tasteless drinkability very easy goes down easier than water good for drinking games

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Example 382

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

With SIS Method:

pours a deep dark brown to almost black with a one finger head with a light caramel brown color low retention with a quickly disappearing head and little lacing left behind smells of caramel like malt and a presence of rye with a subtle hop backing up front i taste rye and a balance of the malt and hops with a slightly bitter finish followed by an aftertaste mainly of almost a slight chocolately taste and hops it leaves my mouth feeling watery and a bit sticky as well overall this is a decent beer and my first sample of any beer by tommyknocker not bad at all if you 're in to dark

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Example 385

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

With SIS Method:

we decided this one tasted a bit like light ' poured a thing brown color with an impressive frothy head nose was spot on all dark and bold with notes of dark chocolate flavor wasnt bad but the mouthfeel left a lot to be desired watery through and through with a very forgettable slightly bitter aftertaste that this is a fairly new i will give this one a little slack but just doesnt measure up to what ive come to expect from a microbrewed stout the good news is that it was very sessionable as it doesnt sit in the gut so so

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Example 388

Rationale length SIS = [2, 1, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

this to me is one of the worst beers of all time i grabbed this because it was on sale for 3 dollars that should have to me that it was terrible and i poured it into a regular pint glass the beer poured a boring piss yellow and the smell was just a tiny bit of something and water the taste was not there you get a little malt but other than that not much at all the mouthfeel is like highly carbonated water i couldnt stand it so it went down the drain as well as the other 5 dont buy this beer it is terrible

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Example 414

Rationale length SIS = [1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

With SIS Method:

would the streak of sublime from featuring images of monks with of frothy liquid held be continued i 'm thinking of st bernardus products and dr mute orange and caramel aromatics occur beneath adequately fizzy orange colored liquid on the palate it is a bit wild dry and aggressive with metallic electric orange peel and over fermented bread flavors gassy with fart metal replete with ripped stripped sugars and hot grease nuances thin where it counts hot where it should n't be this is a industrial ' beer aggressively alcoholic and lacking texture a shame not worthy of the description '

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Example 419

Rationale length SIS = [1, 3, 3, 5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 14

With SIS Method:

clean eggshell white that drops a full peg although its remain into the glass of bubbles parade top to bottom a cider complexion it looks about as standard a macro lager as there is the smell is trademark macro lager stink corn chemicals and stale water my nose can detect some malted grain that is spoiled by the aforementioned the fact that i can still manage to extract some sense of straw says a little something at least it is not completely ridden with corn the taste is ripe with sweet yellow corn with a quenching finish of straw malt a flavour saturated with damp grains give it some weight on the palate the ' far more responsible than the grain bill it is a little watery which is better than adjunct y the aftertaste and unpleasantness is minimal although a complete absence of bitterness allows a lot of sweetness to go i 've seen these green bottles in open six packs as far west as california and as far east as poland i 've never had an issue with it but i 'd advise a change because 's oldest brewery ' does in fact offer a lager a little cleaner drinking than its now foreign owned counterparts drink it cold and expect what is to be expected

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Example 420

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

are n't i the another night at work another can for some cheap bastard and this time it 's golden light transparent and minimally yellow no head sweet syrupy nose unappealing empty taste none no flavor no feeling no nothing zero nada whoever buys this has been no doubt about it utterly pointless for only you 're going down the drain buddy i did this for you do n't let my efforts be in

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Example 444

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

pours to a clear straw golden forming a small white head which recedes quickly but has good staying power and the retention is minimal aroma is generic american style brewpub pils little bit of hops little bit of malt touch of rice mouthfeel is spritzy and very light carbonation is moderate taste i 'd swear this was a budweiser same degree of carbonation same rice taste same bitterness level same yeast character everything is the same this is identical clean finish no perceptable alcohol i 'd guess this is in the 3 5 4 5 abv no metals or other perceptable off flavors hard to believe this is an ale like the bottle says not half bad for a really light hot summer day cookout kinda beer but i would n't pay anymore for this than budweiser try it and see if you agree

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Example 450

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

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bud light clamato has a medium pink head which instantly fizzes away and an opaque red appearance with golden splotches left on the side of the glass the aroma is of tomato juice and a slight whiff of clam broth taste is of tomato juice clam broth lime flavor and maybe some bud light the body is medium to thick and bud light finishes soupy like a watery clam overall for what it is an odd concoction pretty enjoyable i recommend it for someone who would like to try something different

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Example 467

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

With SIS Method:

this pours a nice light golden yellow a fat head gave away to a thin lace the aroma is raspberries nothing else the aroma is not overpowering like most fruit beers the taste is a touch of wheat with the raspberries and a bitter finish with hops the raspberry flavor washed away to nothing after the swallow it started out nice but ended up watery i was hoping for a bit more fruit in the taste the watery finish does n't make me want to drink more so it is low in drinkability overall not bad average or a bit above

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Example 468

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 8
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 7

With SIS Method:

let me start by saying it 's exciting to see beers from mexico which have color and substance and flavor in fact this is the first craft beer i 've ever had from mexico poured a meager 1 ' head which quickly dissipated to lace dark in color almost like a stout and flavor likewise was similar to a mild stout but with a lighter body smell and taste both had touch of sour almost like a drop of flemish sour anyway a big step up from forgettable weak mexican beers but nowhere close to the craft beers from the states or from european classics but keep up the good work

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Example 482

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 7
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 3

With SIS Method:

a this one is a semi transparent chestnut brown with a big fluffy three finer head there is a reddish tint to this brew as if the smallest amount of rhubarb or strawberry color shines through a decent amount of lace is left on the glass and head retention is awesome s i can smell malty scotch notes wafting off this like on of 's finest up close this is malty as all get out with chocolate cake scotch whisky pie crust pound cake almond puree and a hint of something darkly fruity raisins but only just there is also something there that is like an old guy 's cologne musty but floral like old dead flowers t mushrooms earthy vegetation sweet malty cake batter and cashews soy sauce and thai peanut sauce oddly lacking in hoppage but interesting and complex nonetheless m medium bodied with almost non existent carbonation and a slick sugary mouthfeel this is sort of bland in the mouth but is redeemed a bit with the nice dry finish d too sweet and severely under hopped this is sort of a poor stab at a barley wine

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Example 483

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

basically this is an average beer that would seem good at a party that is because you can drink six of them and not be too drunk i remember once having five of these and then having a dog fish head 90 minute you can believe me when i say that it was a blow out guess which beer one the tasting contest it is pretty amusing if you think about it this is fine for a frat party where the sole purpose is to get drunk

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Example 498

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

With SIS Method:

glass at 's crossing brewpub nice clear golden colour thin white head struggles to avoid an quick death weak aroma is corn and grains and a little sweet tastes more like a weak macro lager grainy and a little sweet at the start weak sweet corn aftertaste thin watery body and moderately carbonated everything i tried at this place has been watery the other pubs in this chain atleast make drinkable if unexciting beers

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Example 519

Rationale length SIS = [1, 1, 1, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

pours deep black with a thin off color head the aroma is fair woody and slightly roasted the flavor is thinner than i expected starting roasted and bitter finishing bitter and woody but largely lacking any flavor in between it is in fact dry but i find it rather flat as well flavorwise not in carbonation which is adequate the mouthfeel is awfully thin for a stout of any sort ok drinkable but overall it feels more like some offering from a macro brewer than something produced by a craft brewer

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Example 545

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

i drank this from the bottle into a pint glass the beer pours a medium to dark gold with a huge light tan head that rises about 3 fingers but does n't have great retention tons of carbonation lacing is ok the aroma is light mostly some skunk with a little sweetness at the end the taste is light get a little sweetness but mostly weak hops and skunky the feel is terrible its very light water like the beer is pretty drinkable overall this is n't very taste but i ca n't believe its got 8 2 abv you would n't think it for a second if you just want to drink something watery and get cracked this is the beer for you

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Example 547

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

With SIS Method:

this is my father 's version of a ' beer so he usually has some around when i go visit him it does have an attractive pale yellow color unlike some other macros that look too yellow for my tastes because they remind me of urine it did have a slight aroma that was pleasant but faint the taste is barely drinkable after it warms even a touch so drink it cold if you must drink it feels like carbonated water and the aftertaste prevents me from drinking very many of them often times i pass on them when dad offers in college we used to say beer is better than no beer ' i 'm not sure i can say that today

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Example 551

Rationale length SIS = [2, 3, 3, 2, 2, 4, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 8

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coming in a 500ml bottle bb 27 01 11 served chilled in a pint size weizen glass a dark yellow ish straw in colour pillowy white froth high level of carbonation s lightly sweet grainy lightly grassy plus a hint of sour dough a swirl manages to bring out a bit more of malt sweetness understated overall but not unpleasant or ' t clean palate the flavour balance towards lager malts plus a little sourness of most lager beer but the residual grassy taste ' undertone of dry northern german pilsener and a lightly dry palate in the aftertaste do ring a bell of hops not much unpleasant grainy or cheap adjunct flavour is left in the end rather it 's quite clean and neutral in taste m d quite fizzy but not over the top the body is light but not really thin and the overall performance tells the story of an easy drinking lager beer that is neither attractive nor below quality an ok beer i 'd say

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Example 552

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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12 oz bottle pours golden with a large foamy white head good lacing aroma is of grassy hops maybe some malt in the background light slightly crisp body flavor of hops and biscuit malt practically no finish exceeded my very low expectation

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Example 559

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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1st dec 2011 into a leffe chalice vintage 3 years old if the product is good is coming do n't keeping any i was a bit disapointed by the lack of ' of it maybe because of the age for other beers it did not happen so often

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Example 574

Rationale length SIS = [2, 2, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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this is my first review so i figured id review my most popular session beer appearance 12 oz bottle it looks like yellow water urine like taste taste of cereal water an a hint of metal of some sort not over powering but detectable on the palate goes down smooth as a glass of water mouthfeel kind of fuzzy feel on the tongue drinkability my opinion i mean its like drinking water if you just want to get drunk i suggest this beer not much on taste though ladies love miller lite

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Example 583

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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had this at the end of the and brewery tour did n't dare bother with the a mahogany brown with nice beige head that lasted for about a minute s pleasant but weak fresh hops and caramel t good especially compared to 's other offerings well balanced hops and malt m maybe slightly thin and over carbonated d i downed it

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Example 613

Rationale length SIS = [1, 4, 6]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 6

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poured straight out of the refrigerator for a solid one inch tawny head that dissipated after 10 minutes or so obsidian in color and not giving light a bit of even when drawn out across the glass intense huge nose of sweet malty grains like when my dad used to take me to the grain as a kid as well as slight licorice notes and alcohol at the edges as well as caramelized sugar in my i sipped too soon and was rewarded with flat black coffee anise and some burnt notes my fault not the beer 's after waiting for it to warm i noticed my first impression was that the mouthfeel was somewhat lighter than i had expected adding to it 's drinkability but when i drink an imperial stout i 'm generally happy after one and do n't mind a little extra viscosity on the tongue it has a lot of heavily roasted burnt coffee and a tiny bit of sweetness giving way to some caramel notes and then back to the bitterness of baker 's cocoa that produces a drying effect on the palate i wish the sweetness would linger somewhat as well i would n't say i was dissapointed as this is a quaffable stout to be sure i just wish that some of the tremendous characteristics on the nose had carried through to the overall impression in the mouth

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Example 622

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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12oz bottle poured into a wine glass enjoy by jan 09 2012 stamped on the neck appearance black body light brown three finger pancake batter head with good retention and decent to low stick smell stale coffee very dry taste mild very metallic more off characters than good ones mouthfeel watery overall drinkability stale not enjoyable

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Example 637

Rationale length SIS = [1, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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pours a clear dark amber color with almost no head leaves very little lacing aroma is of dark sweet fruit and a hint of coffee taste starts out almost sugary sweet and is followed by roasted malts sweet fruit raisin and some alcohol seems a little thin and watery but that may be due to the fact that i just had a dfh and this just seems thin compared to it

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Example 655

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
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Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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served from a can brought back from trip to the brewery in wisconsin color was cranberry pink with a light pink foam smelled sweet like blackberries like the label says taste was sweet and fruity did n't have much a of a beer taste at all reminded me of drinking a cream soda the carbonation felt like a soda pop if you do n't like typical grainy beer flavor this would be a good one to try i give it high marks because it is what it claims to be fruity flavored and not no pretty much what i was expecting

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Example 657

Rationale length SIS = [1, 2, 2, 4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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a crystal clear no head no just like all the others s corona meet on the smallest level then throw in some mich golden for good measure essentially nothing t um lightest bit of hops water yeah m feels like water nothing on the finish d there 's much better out there but if it 's this or nothing it 's your call but i 'll drink water

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Example 674

Rationale length SIS = [5]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 6
Rationale length LIME = 7
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 5

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the beer looks great a nice deep brown with a fine head the aroma screams dunkelweizen the banana clove and sweet malt notes are all at the fore a sip of this beer however reveals some big problems the main one is the level of sweetness to be sure german wheat beers typically have a sweet fruity element to them but winter wheat has a heavy overwhelming sweetness that sets into the tongue and its other it is n't that the beer is n't style ' i do n't really care about that but rather that it has none of the balance and craftsmanship that i detect in 's three flagship brews the modest hop bitterness which in a well made beer would suffice here under the syrupy sweet mess those last four ounces were tough to finish i want to be a fan of every beer from this brewery my heart is open so to speak that 's probably why i was so disappointed can do better than this and in a year 's time i 'll revisit this beer to see if any improvements were made

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Example 711

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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pale golden very clear brew with lots of carbonation off white head with large bubbles among smaller ones decent retention and good lace very faint in the nose some grass and hay but very faint some spiced alcohol but you really got to look for it to notice taste is similar to smell but the grass presence is much stronger decent hop malt balance almost lacking any kind of aftertaste save for a weak hop flavor medium fullness of body leave a thin coat in your mouth overall an ok beer probably not something i 'll buy again but it was drinkable

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Example 737

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
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Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

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uber rarity unfortunately the bottle i received was corked from notes appearance pour is a red orange amber small white head smell off musty rotten flavors that you expect from corked wine i have sampled in the neighborhood of 30 50 bottles of cantillon in my life and this is the first one that has been ' i knew almost instantly that something was amiss taste the must rotten flavors dominate on the first sip very much a issue there was no way to finish it or enjoy the bottle this is not ' funk as i typically enjoy those sorts of flavors from cantillon in particular sourness was still there it is one of those things some people do n't pick up on but once you know the taint you will always detect it mouthfeel dry thin medium carbonation drinkability as described above this bottle clearly had some issues i doubt i get to try it again and do not know where those issues came from but as is it was undrinkable i noticed some people may have picked up on this from reading other reviews to a lesser extent while some may not have had an issue at all

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Example 798

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

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a light golden straw with little to no head even when intentionally poured with no decanting small lacing s smells like a with an almost metallic tang t decently bitter lager no more no less m light watery body with a carbonated finish d i 'm not sure what the big deal is about beck 's it reminds me of a more bitter heineken which i suppose some palates but not mine

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Example 819

Rationale length SIS = [1, 2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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a poured a dark golden amber orange with a thin head s very strong apricot and citrus aroma gave way to a rather strong alcohol waft when swirled in the glass t very smooth and full flavored very sweet with a warming alcohol finish the first were fruity with hints of honey after i had a chance to warm a bit it gave way to a sweeter honey flavor m very thin mouthfeel due to the high alcohol content and low carbonation a small sip went a long way to coat all of your taste buds

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Example 828

Rationale length SIS = [1]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

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well being a stout lover i was intrigued by this offering cherries seem like a natural pairing with a stout after finishing it i was more then a little bit disappointed a poured as black as the remnants of an ink well in my brand new year anniversary ommegang glass by the way no head whatsoever and i was a bit aggressive with my pour s curiously devoid of any real odors as the beer warmed up i did detect the faint hint of cherries t not that i regularly partake in cold medicine but this stuff reminded me of nyquil and it only got worse as time passed yes it took a while to finish it off medicinal taste with a sour bitter finish m oily and viscous it seemed to leave a thin coating on the palate for several minutes after each sip to the less then appealing taste and it was not a pleasant reminder d as stated above this one took awhile to finish off very as bell 's other offerings are pretty good i would not recommend this stout to anyone unless i was angry with them and wanted to see them suffer

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Example 829

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 4
Rationale length LIME = 4
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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pours a dingy in color with an interesting head and some good lacing the smell is strong with apples and yeast and spices the taste is reminiscent of the smell with tart apples and an almost wine like quality the prominent yeast flavor is complex and overall the alcohol is hidden rather well mouthfeel is not overpowering but in no way watery overall a offering from unibroue

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Example 856

Rationale length SIS = [3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 3
Rationale length LIME = 3
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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this is a very clear golden colored ale with a one inch white head its aroma is mostly of yeast with a little spice and wheat the flavor does not match the aroma at all this is much better than i expected judging by the smell the belgian yeast is apparent and there are slight tones of alcohol and dark fruit mouth feel is light bodied and highly carbonated not too shabby

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Example 879

Rationale length SIS = [1, 2, 3]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 4

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a couple of generous it now seems as if this is to be the replacement of the downtown honey brown beer at olde main since late spring 2006 clear and light straw in appearance yet not entirely devoid of color smells like not much maybe a hint of malts hops and or grasses but at least it 's not obnoxious taste wise it 's something like a watered down czech pilsner light bodied and relatively smooth about as drinkable as water brewed with care but not for customers according to bar this is olde main 's in house alternative to miller lite etc granted it 's much better than such swill but that does n't mean it 's any good basically if you 're reading beeradvocate com you 'll have no interest in having a pint of this

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Example 917

Rationale length SIS = [2]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 2
Rationale length LIME = 2
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 2

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bought at du des t r 6 11 03 stored cool dark miles in my a big coarse cream colored head sits on a clear dirty gold beer lots of fast carbonation the smell is sweet malty lagery a touch of metal in the lagery sweetish front corn syrup middle leads to a bitter dry finish it 's a decent lager but nothing awesome the corn syrup reminds me of an na

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Example 942

Rationale length SIS = [4]
Rationale length Integrated Gradients = 1
Rationale length LIME = 1
Rationale length Perturbative Baseline = 1

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octoberfest say the word and you probably think of big parties with beer girls dressed in traditional and a brew like this i sure did so when i saw this available via the single bottle i figured that this would be a great brew to enjoy the season with even if i could n't get to a real event like those in germany every year like so many others on here i was let down by this beer from the moment i poured it out i know that marzens are n't the highest rated brews on here but i do expect an imported offering like this to have some taste body and drinkability to it light pour to this was a good head and lacing that was better than expected those were the best aspects of this beer as the aroma was practically nonexistent and the head faded fairly quickly marzen 's tend to be a bit thin in the mouthfeel for me but even this did n't match up to my less than lofty expectations there was straw grass and floral notes to this beer but i could n't wonder how much of the taste had to do with the green bottle sure enough this tasted skunked as soon as i took a sip and because this had n't been on the shelf that long i think that more about the beer than the presentation of it further tasting of this led me to wonder what style it was since it reminded me of an adjunct lager in every aspect the seemed less than up to standards and the aftertaste was sour enough to beg for a chaser any type that would the lingering and bitterness i have no idea how something this bad could be so strong in the alcohol department this is not the kind of beer i would want to get drunk on and even though the carbonation did n't detract from the taste this was n't something that i could down very quickly maybe i 'm not up to snuff on my appreciation of this style but after seeing how low this was rated on here i 'm thinking that this beer is about a big a letdown as they get

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